17 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0bd471b454b578f18e9ba5c8e7e375f9.pdf a034d49c0213dda9af2f158f9d560740 PDF Text Text ■ W O T isiim m w n n w n y r H.vtupmna^.wiBiiBB iw a n i A t A n m tr a m f h lr .j 1^2 iitjf tin * % t A r e n a 'If *1 to tW$1J0M idM D erby, o f A p r, I . w u r r t n i i to ,* m a S a s w tf b e a iitftV i t o M a t tho Curby ra ta l ~ t' . S U ahm tod w ith W U P u » » a d B N tf ! 4 t BhM, Mlap,Merk,(.a d . R s £ 4n u iD m . h ie o ' now b a n It: w u publicity to p o l o r t i . '^ iema n , Art| PUly ; V « M , ho rice M cM III" tb< .I* aitataW Mitk.d Puby, BaAMM am fodt o u t '* w i n d round. T BUI B ar. alto caught nrrtoJ -llUto fldb^wclghln., •M r U t. to Itro “ pound. ipk.* . Black-Draught’s an. M*-.-Troutman ema tho aito who apggeated tha Idw that JUi.. fer< he. ipajle .haedqpaftoea «w the Aeb T ra y . w u H T e ilg b t’a 'm tr lto w ith tha U t u r u p l t t / l i « l o a » « » t lr o association, w ith tw o ta a a u raining in thia C ity aad a lt tho A to m nearby. A ml it Ok* who *>ida In horlnV too largo a to im a itU o bandit tho Chattanooga it t u t lo a , M r. B ra a a a deearad, e w f hla M ggottlon that a m oth tn filla r commlttoo t o u m o d to moot w ith M r. Trautm an a t a luncheon tonfer’" to h e r * ^ A p r. t w u acrepUd. Ho boggad to bo lo ft o ff tho comuBdoo, blit P ru ld o a t Tom Btmpeon aad other laomboro .o f ‘ho C h aatW r Of Commerce refuted lh OfeWd. o hoar him .' I W o rries l a ooolrdanm w ith M r. B ru n a n i m g g u tia n , P r u ld o a t , Sloipaoa ■aid ha waald aah th g County Own- £sur,"r.v. T h . r .h c r r v n on i m Di o r* K llctor. w ka from «a Association. ta d tho M ar. 2 J ^ T t o tool r . a H o rrid ,«\w lth i iTIIIlama w’jbdn ~ £ S ' Third af DELAND. i jw >n<fi\ Buddy'Ogl * T appeared U to m o u th l w ill to rum Thatadhy t j l M c ' f i t ah P art, Aon j W t t . J M >d to mo in ip rla g training; r W btogeot p o rt o f t o r traublwo loot Jr»ar Will d tu p fto l1, I to* to ,'w to n At Todd, ohtalaod m the PhUlloo, » U rta w orking Mad tho. piato. W o are uocutr tooejhr m M m to u t o a tot to n gooMO fo r u by hio Bdhng of tho pitching a ta /f. I look fo r Cy ’ Blanton, my drio oonutlon o f la tt peer, to to an oeoa bettor aoaaoti w ith dd behind tho plate. BUI B w .ft, wad to Blanton la t t e ’ league • a ffo c tlrtn o u , looks bolter w r r r r aad the root o f . t t o if f hot bora thonlng good s tu ff tralalag. Wa won gd ban gam te leal ro o f i fin It hod In ■ fourth plsto, iWh la ,<)otto unusual. I to lle rs i bad the b c it d u b la tho league H a g 'tto l u t fled w tokt o f the W ; too ton. outside of Urn. Cuba, the pa, aad t hot Id g iro U t m all •arap this year. Wliefcaow wa h a r t a lo t a f V * » * w ith tho brooks, wo r a j u t u good a ih o t a t the j-ioto- O tb fc . I T » *d H « M 1 * t r . b e tw < n i Ordered To Duty Tho following ‘ b o j» ‘ w ill go U 2cU ado thia te rn log: Pnto T filM , C o o d Im p u ta tio n — WASfflHCTON, Mar..25.—(AD P a r t net B e rm a n s ,, Clloo. Chao, The g o ttm m o a t’a ‘ “egret ann. Prank tohaoen. H a rry >!*!» M o o rt U rddy. Ogl a b y ,. . P r a t * guard1' to t toon ordered to take V o lk m to rg h ,. Tubby S m ith. T h u - n o a c t in 'd u ly in the Reorgladra. lore Kllcker a»d BUly WUkluon. Thu D t port m in t o f A fric a ) tux h at m oM Itud a ll game agtnta in thr Florida district ata rt iho ■ "■ ••I watch o r r r the tg ru t dur­ ing IU aeoting a t soon. ‘ A t.’riet lookout w ill In kept during th * next ala w ttk a for o ' I * * M la t ^ m o t o r who (rot el* moat b»m wiped fro m tila ttn ro —■ t h r tg ru t pi unfit bootlegger." ; iT k * work* h etw rtn m id-M errk Seminole High , in d re riy M ay, u plained C o l II . agalayt Or'ahdrr » » « t a c TUdllna r . r ttld o n of tho biological tu rlUolanara, a>, M .r. W, tho t r y , a rt Iho moot critical o f Iho flro t iw lm to W g I«1 o'clrok la Iho f ia ll bird. "lh irl& g thia period, the blrrih aftirnoon. T h U U tho. fire I U t o th a t Ran- plumtgo re ache a tb t height ot its ford has h o fg 'if Iprtaonttd la a bfouty— a t the eery tim e the egg* swim m ing m t o l A a Coach MaL- rfaptwsai to Sanford Enters tA ,s m Thm wr . hi. Spring f o ^ t n lr Z T to ♦farm tag r u th lag h u Iton taken o m iry Jack Tefronce, ntti.do.rt at the tchtol. and prcmlau’to tome took from Whiter Park n u t BatnrttiT with Oihndo'a acmlpo tied to hi. bolt to Sanford win be ropreooatod a t tho dual awlmmlpg meet by Looter T h * C U y Com m U alon o f th t F lo rid a , h«a ra a o lre d itself it A d j u a t m a n t ^ r d fo r U to j S^SSUSid by cSTpti*ItS A ct* o f 1BS5* T h n m eatinga hfild o n th # S ad s o d 4 th M ot u t j r c o m m u u io n , l o r a p u n STSSSiSsrs ""■Sto’SMTSJ E S S " -* - C0UKT“ AC’ MKHI ROOT BBSS rotal crown cola nxmi TRUB f r u it oranom . » Q. fi di nLm W, at . h bw b TRIA T TOURS ELF TO THR BEST toWAfafagtt"***- v m rm a t ■ton, Minnie COMP. II). Tetnboi X I Toao Btwi J. *v �S a n fo rd b Tfeo O nly C e n tr a l F lo rid a C ity A ffording R a il, B ig * A nd W a te r T ra n a p o rta U o a ' AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R SANFORD, (iro w e rs W ill V o te F r id a y O n F r u it P a c t •'4 j * "a. Proponed Marketing * Agreement Will Be Discussed At Meet Friday At 9:45 A.M. EX-POl^CEMKN ON TRIAL FOR FATAL FLOGGING 0 f- Marketin» « • « Be Make On Plan i ^ T o H ^ r " ^ 10 Pap* Itfanatton Of Pact Advertisers H elping E m cltma frutt grower Obtain Funds For 9 :<1S ° 'c ln... n n y m o n ilB f w hen th o J l K W r m n rk e tln * a g re e T ? L _ Wt ? t l ^ * ' ^ ?L.adi __b iy « ^ n ta U y e a o ^ h o -A * riiifT lJL mW ? 1,1 Admin- in q u ir e GAINESVILLE, Mar. M — —The State Agricultural Ex­ tension Service ro ported today that tie rot- on tho propoor I a'- nio m irk tlln r agreement f°T. Florida had been jlght te Uato. bat more than 91 nercenl of thooo exiting ha Hoto favorod tho plan. The final voting day i« Mar. 31. AAA Official To ' Guardsmen At Conference Headway :X T ’. Sag/iS'SS T H U R SD A Y , M A RCH I t , 1936 In to K e y s D is a s t e r Adminfetrotor Hln e s Of Vet Bureau Ex­ pected To Be First To GiYf Testimony Hoffman Inspects D^ J 1t ufht al HauptmannHome, ^£*1 Checksjividence Direct Appeal ! WASHINGTON. Mar. .*«— (*■> —Moving |w tftty after adoption by the House yeeterdsy of ■ resolutlon aathorialng a it inquiry into tho causes of the deaths of World War n U n M In tho S ept I bar* rieone th a t m p t tho Florida kayo, tho rata rant' committee proparad to teg ls queitkmlag wltnaaoaa today. It « n expected that Prank T. HJnex, Totorano' admin* IIstratov, would bo tho f lm callod to CornpIc^ * ArmoT* lootlfy. Chairman Rinkin. Eden Fears War |i Europe If Germaiji Rejects Prop ose Looks A t Naiihoics Made To Germ In F lo o r B o a r d s ; Mississippi National Guard eompantca comp i.u d their flrat d , , '. work yaat*rd*7 *" connection with their pub'tcatlrm of The Sanford UanM next Mondiy and. according t> ^ thrt A A A ) a n d r ^ p - Du** in skarge o f tha a r t m ih - m p a fh r if and tangar. 'th e y would bo g ad to help ral<o T marketed during tha money to complete tha new *»yon, and ' number o t,armory. which they ahlppadj In their campaign tha Guardet« o operative marketing men ere pointing out thet nearly r** . UP ■ I I WO la needed for electrical y s d i t e trug marketing wiring work and ftxturee In tha * ^ J9 y * a d ky the In- armory before It ean *o cam. Fetwuary, hag baen nletod and that ihla money moat F approved h r the ha raUed by the eomnanlae them•* Agriculture and meat valves. Tha publication of The **• I f percent of Herald for one H«y la one of tho ■ b a u d steak ha signed projects undertaken to ralao Dili y ° t the iklppeee bo- money. ■Ufaateaa AdfoeDte. | | Ryavlotuls, Urn- OaaHU la a lM r NEW YORK, Mar. Governor H offm an, of New J v ,ey , and hta aide* inepoctrd the fo rin tr homo of Bruno ilichar,! H auptm ann today to check onn proaeculion teallm ony th ai nod|. hole, In attic beam* filled «h- j in ona rail of tho L nd b erch kl*li nap lad d rr. Iteaulta of th r gov.ernor’a visit to tho Bronx r*»ii- 0 ffk tr» of th» Ihroo Sanford Democrat, told nowomcn "wo a r t adopted Both' Ranktn land Repr***nteUvo Pa tenon, Florida Democrat, who also win taatlfy, aald they wore of "open mind” hut that they thought Oongreee should make lU own record a f tha teatlmony. Inquiries prerioualy have ham conducted aloe by tha Vetera no Ad­ ministration, tho American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Ware, aa to why the veterans ware not avacuatod from tha «ampa before tha stona atrwslu k — No New Reprieve France Also Tol allom ry, »a* designated ipecial proaecutor, — A n th o n y - E d en , fa rtfl se c re to ry , w arned th d R ob of Com m ons tod ay t h a t V less G erm any 1m m ediaU c o n trib u te d “ to w a rd h a s t th e situ a tio n " n e g o tla tl dencr probably will b« prnente I fo r peace lh E u ro p e W<Sl to the Court of Tardona a> Tr»n- face tin “alm o st IntpOiSlI ton when it consider* liai.pt ta s k ." E den sa id t h a t Jo) mann'a tacond appeal far com mi. ■.proppssla jn a ie -by .firte t- -Bl latlon. The governor w ia par Urn ain. Franco, Bllglum awal lfl tarly Interested In teat ng wheth r had allayed Die proipeet of 1m hole! in tail IS, which »h*\ »Uie diate war, but "I do not rtewjl mntenoeil originally waa part of future with a lig h t heart.” I l the floor hoard, fitted adjacent a|10 auggeated that Franco of baanla' cooperate to find S ifh S ^ H n w .. „ , i luUon t« the European diUnud R*p ,U t’ 1 In what waa regarded e a ^ TRENTON, N. J., Mar. 36— (AT rsct ,ut»m ent to F r u n . 'J - G o v . Harold 0 ""H rnsn. " h" Germany, Eden aaldi - I t la 'll R ,hmH Hauptmann , . ille to i<lfft, t that we ba t s c s r jw tr js . tru s j-is - H A. G. Wagner W illJu rors In Tampa Are Asked Be Candidate For AboutlTheir Americanldeals State Legislature Cjunmunism GwHlinnl ■■ r- ~ i Says tife Will OppoAe^, Of ^ I ^ c V m * V n Changes In Homest e a d Amendment 1st proof of Baath. He dwplataed th a t of 1SS flrat dstemlnod aa dead ISO were only partly Identi­ Itely JUJasts Prapiaal fied and 41 tentatively, and that PARIS, Mar. XL—<SV-fW (n “ of In addition 97 more ware missing. . Dec'aring that he “will oppox. out of |he f # u | n official* said last night Italy Tomorrow's tldaa: High a t U:39 Ibodies of some of them later any legUlalion offered for th em- Jo„ ph shoemaker were .eked flatly n fm ed to M M ft thg' barrelement of the HamfaUad ,n(Jay whrth(r M A. M , low a t 11:12 A, M. and ft:37 1washed ashore and ware IdenDdon proposal te aegaMMs g Amendment," A O Wagner. rrv - Am^ tin ld#. U 7*nd Am, rlc. n European peace. ident of the Chu’uora neiion for In,tlmtlon. r „ Uim Simultaneously, Iboon ef the la .t Ity earv , to.i.ynnno»nrr I r ,l( |(j 1h() v<n(rrmfn h ^ auurcaa declared, British Fo an a candidate for the BUD Leg tHtlUker. rhlef roun.el for three S ecrtu ry Anthony Eden baa f**™ “ ■ In each luxto nee he waa g reeted ,. Sawn In tha m r id a kaet. after Ulature In Group Two. Prepended Tampa policemen on oated Great Britaia will not U « » « ^ t e t e ^ . wU lpg n ... to help the NaMr. Wagner was born in Ne- ,H .,. Each replied affirm.tlvely, •Idar a virtual military olll , . - ___ _ ta lions! Guard's armory fund. ‘” 7 • “ w braaka but tea lived In Horida Rhn, miV, r w#, * mrmber of ^ The waalhart Partly cloudy and C a p t Ooorgo MeRory headed tha,.1? ^ be^#a • H<n»ae for the last SO year.. He le en. ,oc| . p a rt, |„ Vermont btfotu sea AW re*i advertlatag rommiiua today, and J «c*«n»w»S « • Faoa w w a t gaged In farming and In the enrne to Tamp* where he or- cuntlir.ed warm tonigh. and F ri­ * tomorrow this dtportmont of' Iho * •-— real relate bualne.. In rholuola. , hp nemocrata." day. Possibly scattered thowers In Il a director la the Seminole Th, r, Wvn h, wif extrema north portion Friday a ft­ ernoon. Extreme northwest Flori­ County Chambtr of Cominorct fngpre I In rnmmunUttc and waa chairman of Ihc ronimit- HHtlrv hut Hh brother ifwnleH tMa. da: tloudy, showers late tonight ocoiiy anew waa moved late yea- Ore at Britain, Franca, IU1; arranging for thi, rounty a cirru lir- appeared In the court- or Friday. terday from the Fernald-Laughton Belgium, wo,ld d u w the Jn year's t.entral rootn. elgned "comniunlxt party," Memorial Hospital In 8anford to powers together for mutt* Jam tt E. Cunningham today W. M arj " Rory la heading tha aSterUl -------the Orlando hospital. siataoce In the event of an Florlda Expo.ltion In Oilan.lfi, it ,* y "thl* lx Ihe flr.t time ln Vlorpaid f& OO for a lot In Sanlando, break u< border fight- etaff, wkUo tho goaoeal xuper- a xAMPA, Mar. 2 2 .-W > -O f- V 1^ ^ * Mr. and Mrs. IL Palmar East- provoked” attack, lh* Cfc“,u"‘* Ida btvtory the Ku Kb x Klan has between Altamonte Sprthgs and a rude blow today te viaIon of all work 1* being a a r-1fleers said today that all auspaoM aUlrict, and la a number of thf brmtaht to trial*1* wood Into whose car the Shaw car — l^mgwood, according to Die crashed, are still In tha local xaoao nsgotlaitoaa far riad aa under CoL J. C. Hutch), gambling locations had loan Christian Church and the Ma.ona. Trade Pact Halted Farrlor. chief prosecutor, • f the truuktad F ar eon and CapL A. W. Enaa. closed and dasMted alnea teM- Thla la hie firat venture In pollBERLIN, kfpr. M,—yf* veniremen whether they e’smpa on a warranty deed place! hospital. They were painfully Inen rrcord. Tha 1st waa bought Jured, but their condition was goose-stepping contingeute taottete Bath tides euf-; --------~ . right, tha daarfl’ae sat by tka from Gertruda T. Newman and Adolf Hitler sent marching la an enrxeeIn announcing his candidacy Harold D. Waterhouse. the Rhineland not only kte kaars aad wkkh far tha Legislature, Mr. Wagntr Eft the fo sone Osratea dte EX-JUDGE LEADS TJIIEV W n t Under OinM an/gj made thk foPowlag stale m lit: ( f t tdrieea arid., Confronted ,wlth fingerprint (Ah, . . ki^also, official aooraaa' GDYNIA. Poland. Mar. . ----------------------Monk on a I lea a ranging for this ru n ty 's evidence, a nogru giving tha name Mi —By choosing as their leader • Ow"»an-?uvlet tsada ka Soviet lm -j HMy past’ and pressnt perform* of Johnny Wash'ngton when a r­ tia Ilona ’ " > h| WASHINGTON. Mar. 22— W) (•Me, aa a Irut tee of the t hutuurested by tha polk* a few days former Judga, a band of burglsm The armed march on tha I —The Treasury dooartinaat aaU here mattered to fool the police te School should aaaore the -voters ago for robbing d -cafe In tha tod-v tkst a o A s i .ii w o of isf, and County BsUslte ef 'my continued support for Diti UrMfin of the dvGnse that a fair negro tec lion, tonfextoJ to tha for several yean. ’H lnoner” resulted actually, hath Qu h klsmtd the ol ItL U M n nllocnvd te Florida by became oeer-eonfldent, ami Ruse Ian officials decJtei beUsrmtnt of our aehoiili. “This, ■'* trl-it could not he obtained te police that ha ' I* wanted In finally co-operate la ha postponement at to e r s m - . (Cw IIm H ( a h * > Seveatil ,|ft|leA 'rv e h countr The nwrv ex. Oeargia. Ho waa arrested there however, end ha and the whole awhich had brought IMg " The grend Jury g asr have had to mova into a n| lined th a j he was withholding under the names of Frank, David dealings tloee te a point Of still “unexpended” ■anting td etete iC salleaeg S i gas* I n t e l fttinl deeklrh on mnllnn ta trans­ lummation. m a d Jury t M , > Voucher paemoptu fer the trials until II la shown by actual affects whether a fair.and j mpartial Juryf ran ha sastad In Of federal relief work !n the stela. ‘ P. M. oMouate y ar B.y va. i t hgOnB o r « Known Gwnbllpg .‘-Tr ..^•-•..■‘'•■'/ iLocatloM In Tanma d e r , £ . (Hmed At Midnight af Sb in an engage- Over 30 Million In ‘J S S * X S ,W.IJ3; Florida Belief fttad H .. Not Been S p e n t ^ ^ . ^ j ^ V » Eitrmnged H usband Held For= Shooting Woman At South Bay i- - - ^__________ i President C h«*T l Buddy Lynch May larifTa, office tail RhaaU. rad te'Police Chief Bant; or rogputeg gave irk 'S ? .' S c 1 i ' the 1 . L Ithl* county. Red Cross Asks For Additional Funds Fruit Crop Hurt 1 For R elief Of Sufferers From Flood j Frost in Cuiifej WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. id. I'I Pat . Whitaker, chief defense -< « V -M ra t* h * a n ! grtif - ^ a H, e -...^4,nae’. eald Tamy«- 7i*»»F*nars has In k crltlral con- and „ , mnsontsHe orgenl«etln»a Mora moniy- will be needed h y ^ m e n and children looking te ttn< «AN koepital here today h(^ bad. eo Inflamed tha public Wound, which po Ira mtnd w,t j, * "f*mp»lyn of oropv* th a t this figure will In- today aa Jack FVate paid Bt toflfcted by her estranged , nd lhra»U ” that tha de- llvv# tvffaring h the flooded ,.k flood ^ create eon-, visit In Ike early B a n t e r I ' . ., . . . fendanta could Pot orteln a filr areas In Paanaylvanla. Went VI r- ---- m i le s s L et of K U -1 Jlw a a 1 H I M fl re—s ta r ^ o« Paee riah tt ---------------------- Funeral Service For �THURSDAY, MARCH <W," I’ M THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA jwjpw*? Teaching Children Dishonesty f l u y h r d H f iv o U - FtbO D l)o you tin to y o u r c h ild re n ? "Of course not,'* indignantly replies the average pqygq} without .1topping to think of the innumerable tim es n« ho» itcld Utile “Willie'' th a t he would puni.ih him if he did tfcnt a (Tain only to fe rret <4out the second offense because of tha tem porary inconvenience of more dpsstle action. Most parents do lie to their children, according to the u pri nci pal speakers at the round tabic discussion of child de— -*• — — llnqucucy at the sixth annual conference of ju n io r h ig h •n o n satki ^ ^ schools hpttl in New York City recently. Dr. laiac Blldersee ’'‘ ...... s»-m insisted that even in tho “b etter” homes, children are ae-------------------tuolly taught dishonesty merely by o b serv in g th e w a n of ———- -------their parents, tJTs'TTe Z' The father who ImnslH of “ fixing’’ a tr a f f ic iniaaM iaa ret the aarpaee ei -in front of bis children, and the m other who in stru cts scans nvteias *" member of the family to report th a t aho (a n ot h o m e i a an* —— - —- ----- swer to « telephone call are cited as typical exam ple. M • u la Ik* LoTsei •h0*41 parents who tn-rhaps unwittingly teach th e ir c h iM n a iisiea. unices a,* | deceit and dishonesty. mb T,,is"m>!"k".’I : Many i juirent will ^|>ppd fifteen .m in u te, lecturing ta ese* *■* her child on the importance of truthfulness, T h e n a a a o m ; w . ■esakae •( Tk»| “frieiitl'* rops in to tall she will Ikjw and sc ra p e, s a d te ll ta "ke’tee*" hrr ^1'1W t’erfis tly .harm ing she is . .m l how b e a u tif u l la at* m s , aw#* t. b>. her new h:it and :>11 th at sort of t h in g ; only to c a ll h e r a . "e“ t" ,,n ,l “lid how had sl„. looks ,m d how jn u c h s h e M * itiebce keretM. an ajnxl, the very minute she leaves the houae. ta**s'rs*slm h’ven lie V'-uni'est child m o jf iih te . the fallacy l a th a t - argum ent. Even Ihe stupidest child* -and moat chjU raa w a n t.ii zb. m s a r,, m,t „ | p j , t l wv do not In co m e stu p id u n til th e y g e t BE FOB TOOAT | older —knows that It is not honest to t e l l e motorcyrie ------I'clicem un t^iil you were driving fo rty milca a n b o o r w hen BRO fllTYO (Jo-1, the spCerinmeler r.-glalcrcri sixty, p p u pr»i»e thee. And even th e sm artest child will have d iffic u lty fa race / r rUL o i i h' r "nci,i||tf .v "“ r admonishments to him to b* tr u t h f u l w ith ]od .hail Lira. uv , . o u r own prislivily for deceiving o th e rs . If f a th e r U lfa ilm0 h® uaM 1he office when his little boy u w h im s i _____ 1__ ' l*ml room; or if mn*her lells f a th e r ahs in g o in g shopFOG (piiur when “little siste r’’ heard her p la n n in g a b rid g e gam e ------(.o \rr the telephone, the child soon te a m s th a t th e s e ♦*n»» i rttuibs from Ikn sue ^1) hlllll*#*! y 11f*f* fiflt tf» JjH t ikuil Hfirittmtly ff-ymi v rm t yfiiir child to lie honeat, you m u s t b e hoorsi vout'Helf If von want Him (o be fra n k a n d s tr a ig h t with you. you must he fair and square w ith hint, ■"-* w ith while smoke from thi ullicnt. ,Jt T h is c u 's (sal N o rth ern Ire­ land. If the term U n ited K lnrdom had been used Belfait would not have been birred from bid­ ding. 77,378,525 Po u n d s Sugar Produced At MUl At Clewfafton Voter» Know About Relief So 4Ideal Issue* Gets Hot As 1936 Campaign Near (L E W IS T O N . Mar. 2« —0P>— | The U n fe d HUIm Huger Corpora- ' lion ended Ita production see s o n 1 h rre , a fte r packing 23H.05T bags, r i c h .w rith in g .126 pounds. M ore than 3000 persons a re em­ p ire * ! a t the peak o f th e season end perm anent work ia provided fo r aoout 1260. STATION R i heard it discussed objective ], in relief a t'e v e n (h i I m d le d g a th e rin g of h it special frlands. ng pod- ( [t» em ergence as an orarshadosrt for it, i p j issue, which m ight logicallr in Con- have keen eapected m uch earlier i h bl'ter breitb fn *nd In IB3S, waa delayed e* force of heatles, ft™ but IS la only a clrcum- cintim etajices. T1 U f vlt'HM Ilrivintr on ptihlic highw ay, exacts Its dally toll vara; i t leaped am .rvrkli.1 S Must •U n ce to what many on both d « j,lo n to poetp. tha shore, inf li'i'i. l b ’s ;s all loo well known, perhaps; bu t what is] aides ssp e c l once the cam paign recom m endation wi iMkjr a t time, to m'irhty sometimes lost siRht of is the nuffering. the angulah, and! awlnga into full ■tridr|i r a i n n of rn g ro , the nervous sht»ck which those undergo who are not' Mr. Kooeevr t ’a m essage, asking issues i s the bn (h a, a sinus hid up in the uceiilent. Hut who happen to be meruly for a n o th e r 11.600,000,000 for the taxation. The ils >. the friends or relatives of the victims, or the ey« witnesses W orka Progreaa A dm inistration, cantusted the fine ♦d w*’ ,of the accMeiit. scarcely roc Id have been b - tlr r .Similarly, In |irs ig cowl The Chicago Tribune tells an Interesting story to illua- scarcely could havr been Vetter ,h e Roosevelt Adm ___ Irate this iwint which we hellcva our readers am ong our found th e critics of 16 PA nl "n d y I on, predecessors I tfca damp fire smolderrd, r.illroad friends will imrliculnrly aptircciate. A m otorist I* going Into action on m any fn.rt-i. Ka>e played tem p WT*A itself vahem entlv deny- ]n f exhibit No. I. • stealthy whit*. driving along a highway at an average rate of speed when and ing c h arg e s of gross inefficiency. y ro fM(wr M „|ey ,, white smoka from the ,ra | suddenly the railroad crossing signal some distance ahead Im practical methods and political controversy center of him begins to swing. Lights flash and hells ring, and in m anipulation General Johnson. fiy Edith C herringtnn. the distance he can see tile approaching train. One definite distinction should well. Now, unque It Is apparently a mile to the crossing, and the driver be d raw n . Pew of those who o t- Mr. Hopkins, of. decides he can make it ■'■jaily. To be sure, he stepa It up jart to the President's policies tli about ti"» miles an hour, lie could go 90, If necessary. think fu rth e r n. icf expemUturc* I Hnpkins .iocs h 1I|u)#r H<- sc- n realixes, however, that thu train m ast b e going ta n bn avoided, or r e g ird the mm faster than he had figured, or else was not quite a s far re q u este d *» necessaril* e x r c rsi'e . , (.rut i n y. opposition d>e. object vigor A j , , ) nf away from the crossing So he plays safe. He m ashes the The o u a lr to th r way tire nuincy is . . . T hu ool J ■w e a n flam s, g h o st from I In- w ib ’r-fr.i as tin U *» W firm , bat l« for a 120,000,001 trade plum, the building of • •I*tar slip la (ha Qqeen M ^ra — An" ic t of parliament u n u which the British governmen: 1* empowered to aiitaf in the rarv struc'.ion of lb# Queen Mary and a slater «hip, > u tn specif icsl'y. It has been diacoyeae«l, that tha vessels must be bultt In Great Britain. A Fool AntfHIftTMb throttle i i the floor. T hat will give hint plenty of time. Mw Japanese I, say s there wbUs be I* Premirr. will be no premier. It be a sim ple m s lf tr , h o w -1 fur him to resign In th e | i t becomes e d tttn ta g f'iu s •p a a to fig h t Russia. One ig e tc rsja rlv s of sta te dl>l en according to “ livesa government owned ,n»ws-: y, Is praps ring *i Increeiu armed forcts un'ess tier• ghaatee her rallP-trlstV k Russia. It eeems, hss lUNJMQ men under trm s « preeent time, end nati feels somswhst eapoped. Mks, ga new stand Richard Iptmsnn Is Scheduled to 0 , eUctrle ch.lv nest lig h t .It hardly sevms bat toother- rvprlsve nt gag kind, could egeln on* l»w* sveryune knew ; J;m r»l!‘ about* The Constitution. Ike monetary iwllcy, u»eo Ihe farm problem, reams ranwte t« mkay voters Tta< new le a prngiatn Is ilesigned to loveh only e small percentige. But evsrr'odjf In ever* tauaily knew* about relief. II* tithes hM direct funUrt with It. or he has seen t u opcrstlos. or SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Thv home of Mrs. E. A. DuugMr. end He*. Oscar Peoraew U*s wss a scene of plnssut* end end Mr. „and Mr*. C'.eyR Pearson merriment on Friday evening, the of paols wore te Us cTtv occasion tiin y the M-.fc.i-- of -> ca business end- plssrare'combined. • birthday Miss Thelma Adnmt, Mrs. K. I* RoMason e f St. the pretty end sccomp.lshed t/)ulj ^ (V, #f C g. JdsxtcmW IM heartiest daughter of Mrs. J. r . n su , as- Berry while seres U from Oslh laM he r a n Simpson frsshmenls were served through* pert. Miss, end ether pointa el else Iton os president out the evening by Mrs. UoU, (ntereeL Maker ef Comtuera?. Mrs. PougUss, and Mrs. II, C. Mrs. Sam Jones sad Mrs, M. J, m nods en errallcwt Wester-. Those present were: the Orlaado were tha M d u e e to rs h H .v d iw 'T F iT f S r tr r .m ^ Rs.lford. Helen Tanner e f • Taeodsy sight tn l Rhelton, Margaret Strong, ^LUly guests of Mrs. E. A. Deuglaet ncknsil from his ra- HehwurU, ('o r, Lee Tlllie. Xli^.thleweek, (_ L . k M M i the rig h t1Andes, and Dougins Griffin, Rd* I the direction the ward Milieu. Edmund Malarh, > should take during: Leslie Hill, Peul Bedford. Mag ( mantis. We ple-lge'stvw trt, U F e y e tte ‘’fljlis, WV i whalehearted co-op- 1 Byrnes, end Mr. H eL , ■ \ . Mr. and Mrs. Fred WillUms aw- j the mUlyrtui tertalaed on Wednesday svsniag lobe * stuesf with a charming five hundred party at which their guests were ell northern friend*. The room la fusn Liked by were very lovely with qnsntitlfe U fa Insivrocv sf fsm sad garden flowers. A* above that al* elaborate refreshment course was , * f ell the death ssrvsd after the gems’ These Ig this institution present werai Mr, end Mrs. Harry hu IWard. Mr. end Mrs, t e l l e r * , Mr, and Mrs. R. A. U o w y d .V r .U d et*W R>Tutoft hen HeUtUCtitl t o r n .- * * . ni HARDWARE CO. O F R IC H , RIPE-BQD1ED TOBAOC Th* lop Im vm p# fiH totweco p in to ttm i to « (lift* nltefr ta n h i tU tilito ttoto. The bottom kstvww tooJ to • o id itf * I t i» w l y U to m o te g le a v e n w b lc tb a p p r o a c h Ifi n a t u r e t h e P30*t p a l g t a b l e , a c i t j - a i k a l i n e b a l- STARTS MAR. wTH CUBES SEPT; 30TH IZE « J (OTTCW'j ||n m m SHAKE^PEABK t o W B A L8ET / j i ^ ST-.' I*' [ej V U i I �HIRAM), HANFORD, FLORIDA ial And Personal ApU0 Social Calendar Junior Lorenzcn Has Birthday Celebration Junior I*»r^niri». who cclehratcU FIU DAT his eleventh b irth d iy anniversary, T ha Geneva Ikjm e D em ow .tr*-1was hfinor g u est a t a party givrn tie a Club will have its ‘‘Achieve­ Wedrurwlay afterTxwn by hU a u n t, ment I>«y" at lh« Com m unity 1 Mr». L K. S p rn ccr. a t hvr hntnw on HnU usd • e r s , one of Its chicken! W ait E ig h teen th B trretj (Jam es pt* suppers. were enjoyed and an «Fh*ter egg Sc mi no la Rrb>lmh Lodge w.ll hunt wan conducted. (Jenrge Specr ■met a t 8;00 p. M. St tl)s Odd w as awarded the p rtie for finding Tallow s' H sll. the g re atest num ber of eggs H . da V. H award • C h a p te r of Thd p a rly room* were decorated O s U . D. C. will m eat a t 3:00 P with *a»c* ami bowls of bright M. a t the home a f Mr*. SC C lsit colored flo w rrs while the dining W hite, 2 E 0 W est F irs ' S treet. room wtss attornrd with green and T he Phi A lpha Kappa sorority ye low crept‘ fmper The refresh will honor the Senior r a r n r e n merit tild e wan overlaid w ith a w ith a banquet s t 0:10 P. H. s i lace cloth a n d centered w ith a th a M ayfair Hotel. la Mgr birth*)* y i f kr 'V nrtn ir II Thw Sanford Townsend Club will yellow camJh** in green holder* " • • i s t 7:30 P. M. s t the A rcade Other decorations on the table BuOdThf Quorum o f 100 m em bers consisted of vari-colored randies necessary to elect officers for n est and two va*es o f sw ret peas. • U months. P i tor* w ere note ty lsilloons« SATURDAY Refn^shmenta were served to the Circle N um ber Two of the FTml following: Ju n io r U u m irfi, honor M ethod 1st C h u rrh will have ;•1gi est, (Im rfe Speer, l>avi.| t m k s d food sale in the m orning ir | (Jatrhel, O. D. Ijindresa, (Jeorg® g r o a t af IVeiney’s. M arver, Buddy and H'offjy p ro c to r, W t h e a ir c u ti .e com m itter uf the Ralph Sm ith, Ray Herndon, Ku* Florida Audubon Society will | gene S in g leta ry , Ray Kox, Al and m o o t* 10:00 A. M. a t the May 1Pete Brook, ’ Elmer Icorem en, fair Dotal. Rolwrt M cB ill, and George Spcn* A luncheon wilt be given for the e scut We com m ittee of th e F lo rid a Audwhon Society, V »sl me lifts n o f thw Society, and lea d ers In local aehools of Ju n io r Audubon G roups a t 12:30 P .M. a t th e M ay fair Hotel. > MONDAY A a expression recital will be ffftan a t 8:00 P.M. a t the South Side P rim ary School, The public la Personals Ur*. Ju n e T urnbull U Im proving a t her hom e en Magnolia Avenue from a recent illness. Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Ja c k so n uf W ilm ington, Del. are g u e s t, of Mr. and Mr* G. E. Rollins a t th e ir home on P ark Avenue. Mr am i Mrs. J. K MerWlli J r . nf C hicago announce th e n of a sen, J . P. McClelland. Ill, Monday, M ar. 23, a t Lake C lt Mrs. A rth u r Itranan and Miss Islltan Itran a n iw to rril txi Orlomlu W etlnrsdsy for the a f t e r ­ noon. Mrs, K a th erin e Davi* of Orlannd and her fa th e r. W M Dow ning nf A tlanta, a re th r g u r* t. n f Mr. ■nd Mr*, U. K Mmile, 2 U I M yrtle A vep tie. Mr. mnd M n W alter U M organ and Son, John Morgan. »r» m ov­ ing today from 220 W est E ight penth S tre e t to fJI9 M ig n o iii I>r. and Mrs. E. W Shepherd and d a u g h te rs, Shirley and B rtay Anne, a rriv e d today to v isit Dr, K hephrrd's p irs n k v Mr. and Mr*. J . A. Shepherd. KC0 Elm A renae. C i v i c Bodies Joinkwn«»in*. Move To Fence Roads, I QUEEN Bream 3 lbs. Mullet 3 lbs. Growers Will Vote Fri day On Fruit Pact 25c Trout 2 lbs. 2 5 c Snapper lb. 2#C STEAK lb. 2SC Invited. Mr*. W , E. Y arn and win, re tu rn e d yesterday latk a w here they tp e n t days w ith tha form er's Mru. N. A . Stum pc, who HI. DR. HENRY McLAUUN Rirhnr.l H auptm ann, en obscure G erm an c arp e n te r, is c h a rg rd w ith the --------■ s tr ip p 'd o f $14,(500 of tH« r»ni yR I Mar. 20 —FIotW* .1 ' »om money, ile n p l nmnn *cem . to civic miiii *1*1* wide* bodlM iriftEj I n ra ily into the stra n g e . t o r / . j(•iriim«c this ypar's parade tow ard 1 l l r i« n b u rg lar. ito w .n .iy , h rnirtmerit of stock fencing1 lava tn ritu rn , .tm cel fe'low w ith . riiter proportion than I p a ..u n i fo r (.lock m ark e t pent' in i*efor', W alter L. Maya, leader til i blinif. * The prisoner, fa th e r o f a young the r.itewidr m ovem ent, said h if# i non. make* em phatic denial of IchIms, i h l. gu ilt. The F leraingtnn, N . J May?* lauded action of the Jack* J., em n lh o u ie becotnea th r new . *rmvillr* Realty Board and Ilia I, c en ter «f the nation a . he goes state bfauttficnlion roitffTHlICt III |. on tria l for the k kfna p m a rd o r ■ i, The nation watchea w ith bat- adopting reaolut on« u rg in g eUmU * . 0.1 b rra th while la w y e r. w ra n ­ nnation of livestaek from tha h ick , ib-nir. he »»y*. snd In follow ing the lead o f gle. H auptm ann c*mslructed o t,|er orgasiaxitloisa I* the e » » * ' V bou g h t the latnber, e the ledtliT, .eld hy the sta te to paign fur fencing law*. “ One by one. the fo rem o tj end h e rn been used by the kidnapr r r to e n te r the in fa n t's bed* mml ltll* f 'rgsn xa lions of the " t i t r ere felling into line In o a r m om . cam paign to take the roam ing A ju ry of eight men and fnur livee'nck — » * lk in g deathtraps, ti women, sittin g h f.ld e a benign everyone of them —from Flo ride I old judge, riowlemn th> "* * ,en r> r' hig h w ay . end the path nf Florida i. j*.-rita-r in death. anil visiting m otorists, " H e r . .eld. ,f The fo u rth ae!' p o rtra y s the r b a ttle cTT H auptm ann to f.-e ,t him self o f the tig h te n in g bonds his fm i!e appeals In the hl«h ■ e .t court in New Je rse y , In she k, L ighc.l ro n rt In the land, his windy nirnai m g lu lu ih»- nur vain appeal for m ercy. Ia w v » ri, 'hong 545 K* 4Ui vetv of the hom e . |* * |, . Vid n rn o d w ith legal stra ta g * m . SpeciaU For FrU ft/ neper, • terrib le f urn re Tin* " " " e bark and forlh through an rhil*t i< tHti-Ti Tin* iii .I* i I atm osphere nf arid legalistic H O UI U ITKR w-ufd e vhnrkid. prievrd, an *.llilet !*■**. sentim entalities, hnpe, Pawned In rayul raiment. Hslsa Clalbouma af Brevmivllla. giy and rears Tanrv, lw ahowm aa aha w ill appear while ralQnln* aver the annual The g reatest m anhunt nf mod The ir-*vernnr nf the .la te Waal Thnnaaaaa Strawberry faatlval at Humbolt, beginning May >em tim es is starlm ! Meiiey is Hatvdd (I. H uffm an, young, am lAaawebitad Praaa Photo) nf n*i consequent*.' The iml y hitinus. doubts th e justice of um«t he found a d 'C . h u kid die decision and a irs his ilm ra nsper brought to ju*lie- The *° 'h e press T here Is a scene world's police sw ing into arlinrt ,n ’h*’ d eath house; th e f iv,e Out of retirem ent m ines a. ""v '"alts to the condem ned man Ttronv schmd rem her. Hr John The aeti-'n hi-enmes cnnfuseLl it t:i» - "" \ w ant *•» give every grow er F Pontlnn. the tnimitahli* Jnfsie 'her.* an* | m>1j t iris I aside*. a dc airlum t y ii» inl«> anil p i lie is arri'p ted as in tcn iP ’iliary. p nrttirc from th<* clean lin* o ' The l.im flicrgh* lever tr* * H » a r« fr n * n |n r f i i - * i!e*irt-* in f*i|inrrlion with bamls JMI.Ikiii over a wall svf 'I'*' store M im :k ' The fa in t h o u r of lablishm cnt of shipping p ro ra te ‘*>e pis.|«.*ed m atk etm g a»free- n lonely cem etery, only In ford lh " c o untry him self and ihe L indberghs dis eveciitbui diaw s near parimis of regulation of g rj< lrs merit, wh. tln r he favors n r nppn.es ! | ------------ami sizes of fru ll shipped, ami In lllan.'' >uid Mr Dawson, "lb j lllllsinncd, fraalie. Then enters a m ure tragi** f* l\ I t l'I t T I.N t l t 'S co-operate w ith the S e c re ta ry of f" r'' the «gte< oirnt wi I bei-oina <fMIAMI, M u, 2B. 4A*)-*8li A griculture In davalnpm rnt of feetiva, the tsevrrtary of Agticul- nntr (h r finding «>f Ih.*b«l.\ V| plans fo r diversion, of su rp lu s ,u r'* rniMl f" 1' 1 'h** two th u d s of UhIv, trn wr.’kn n f t r r th r ^ i«l- |«ioi*nierrM « iff#rn t m inor injuries Wr^iiit'Htlny w hfn tho hn* in which fru it. the g in n e rs i y num ber or volume naming, On tht* B» nf ,So|it. T*11, th ey win* rkllng coBMcil w ith the H andlers would be re q u ire d to " f f ri‘d. fl'* n tin- plan \ l bis te urn t a r truck. pay to the Control C om m ittee t j ....... . Ihe A gti'tiH urul Extension In the lim n i, NVw Y ork, llr u nn r m r of n kW B ER R Y to n . E d ­ from Paabout 10 m other, h u been Whiting cant per sta n d a rd b<ix a h ip p .d " - " i f i» i*'ntlticling the poll, uni from th e tim e tha pro g ram 1 ie 11 '* «dr aim to g u e every grower comae e ffectiv e to S epl| 1, lu.lfi. *h oppo rtu n ity to e sat a liallot. and % c an t p a r box th e re a fte r ••r" h c fs a ttending the a.luratl**nvl This assessm en t m ay be in c re a .n l meetings th i- neck a re casting or decreased a s found necessary. Uill-ds folkiwing the m eebng. In g en eral, the m arketing a g re e l,ul I*"*"* ""»•* •' a tten d a mre* m ea t p ro g ra m is dcsigne<| to tm- ine m av »* 'h e ul*0 'e polling; Friend* of Miao JI axe I Tew, who prove m a rk e tin g rendition* a n d pi**'*1* T n e-d a y ." la l(| training at the baptist Hos- increase re tu rn s for an in d u siry Tl,e tefcn-ndum vnlc hy citius pltak In SdLth CaWtna, will be In- from w hich approxlm atety 20,fHJ(l on the proposed mark* I Fooafl bone*. when found, ter rated to leant she has passe*I grow ers derive their Incomes. The ,r'i' agreem ent will t»r rinse J on studied, photographed aand proher examlnst.ons and was annual Value of Ihe Florida c itru s Tne-dnv, M ar 31, Mr Dawson pared before removing. awarded her nurse's cap oo Mar. crop accounts for over DH percent *vh| IIallot loves will h<* open o f th a t sta te '* f»nn incom e from n* ' ' T sesday between Ho hours fru it and n u t production, ami "I " A M. and 5:31) P. M m Ihe Mr*. C. E. Gormly, Mrs. O tto nearly SO percent of th e to ta l rity hn I at I c tu rw n d . the chool Schm ehl. and Mrs. T. R. H elling farm Income from nil principal* house st Oviedo and Mr Itiw son's m otored to SL A ugustine y e ste r­ crops produced there. In recen t office n the basement. **f the day w here th ey attended th e m eat- years th e income ' o f F lo rid a f'mwt House In Sanford, lag o f th o S ta te F ederation of citrus grow ers has been d ecreasThe k allots ra il for inform al ton C arden Clubs. lO iroato hom e they Ing while production h i* been In- "* In ntm lm r o f o n .r- „ f m an g e., stopped o t tho Ravin* G ardena in creasing. F o r Ihe five seasons grspefiiili and tangerine* 'u n ­ ra ia tk a . ending 1820-30 the total fa rm value 'Fired ky th e grow er In the tll lto f the F lorida citru s crop a vrnige<l ’kr* se v e n , and the num ber ■ ( *hese {30,800.000. and ilerllneil . to an which he m n rk rled through coaverage o f about 32*1,000JUKI operat vsns*iH i itU n ( ‘ounty during th e lin t five years. The Ag«*nt Itnw son re*p*-s|s grow er, farm value o f llc t le s s o n ’s rro p to he p rep ared to -upply th a t InP a ra m o u n t', p re sen ta tio n of waa a pproxim ately l i t , 000.000, formal ion when lh*-¥ rooie to A nything Goes,** Ihe Droadw ay The a v era g e annual production nf vote, sin**- it l< re .n ire d hy the moaleal comedy plays a re tu rn oranges a n d g ra p efru it in c rv a srsl; Recre a rv **f ..................... SsmpV* « w v » « i i t a t Dm R ita F rid ay . from 30,303,000 hove* fo r the ft- rnpke. o f lh>- l*al|.ii m ay hr in*pe*tH ia a sp ark lin g happy comedy, y ear period lSt2A-2F* to |P2‘.> 30, rd al th e ro o n iv nirent's office In •n d contains all t h , fam ous soag Incluaive. to a n . average o f 3 0 ,-.advavee of Tvesday, If il.-slrs-*!. h its aaaoriated ith this play. OCS.OOO boxra fo r Ihe five seasons t It is Hoped that » large num ber Th* avdiene* proved entbusiaa- ending 1831-35. J__ jof growers wi I nllrnd the tn*ett k ovar this screen offering. Ring C ounty A gent C. R. flaw **o is- ing* and V le in ihe re fri’end'im. Mr. and Mr*. Fred flchmall of Lsvwell, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs WIFHam SchmaU of Chlcego were tht gueali Wednesday of Mr. and Mr*. Herman J. Lehman. Palmetto Avenue. C o ffe e Home Owned Grocery Compare our price* with Ihe large Maxwell H oum chain*. We don’t nslt you in pay u* more — our price* lire in line Next T o Sprer'n Spedais For Fri. Mar, 27; S a t Mar. 28 DELIVERY New Musical Comedy C ornea To Milane Croahy, the ainging star, la the frtUiro attraction, and carried off honor* arilh his hreeay style 'of act lag and singing. The high point of tho picture, vocally, k a •ot of parodies on “Y#u*ro the Top” which ha and Ethel Harmsn sing, and which gvohn surprise and detlghL * . Other* in tha cast of ptayara no* Charlie Rugg ea. Ido Loiplno and Grace ItradWy. In azldition to th* song hits naSOrUted with Its nsmo, tho picture hoa now aonga hf Chle Porter nad Others. Tho f k a itk i ia hy Lew is Milestone, nod th* dance routines wwo-nleharatedJhr LaRoy Prim . Fresh la r g e Richinond PEACHES Hraml i<> 2 Sifli-I K KI.LOGG8 Corn or P e a s Corn Flakes T o n ig h t IjAST t im e s 29C 13 cans I l*r V aletr 25c 2pkgs. a base* I s lb , Hrwwa 8« Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Lettuce, Celery 5c Salt 2 pkgs Merman— At The Mayfair 5 c | Matches 1 5 c | ONIONS Mother's I>r . B ox “Strike Me Pink” China Perserves FRIDAY THE BIG NIGHT WAIRUtT •a •a u | |5 c POWDER 2 lbs. | S c Keanona — 125 — Rnnoonn— S p e c ia l l iby rr R e tu rn b ig if tn itn l - \ Ethel Merman Scratch Feed Palmolive Also Laying Mash Charlie ; Buggies “Anything Goes" Jessie Matthews TOMATO % "FintA G irf? ! C h eap P ri Our Moat Department la Jim up. Try, It. Waatorn, Gtorsla and Natlra �THURSDAY, MARCH * . 1 'AT, MARCH SS, JIM SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA SALE te ;* BEGINS » O’CIAX’K H i- . M Vjor men were real FRIDAY ’“MAR. 27 ora has come in erchandise bought fo r this store before is our Final Sale. W e Q u it-W e Go- e cost to us MENS WEAR Polo Shi ’t)ely - Tritde Fast - Time is Sftoi ALL SALES.FINAL - N O REF First 50 adults who enter our store 9 o’clock Friday morning Mar. 27<h we will give one package each—The contents is selected from our regular stock— In some packages Silk Dresses—Men’s overalls —Undies—Shirts^—yd. goods and all kinds of merchandise. These pkgs. will be given by tickets to you at the door. You may find just what you want and need most, anyway, get yours and keep it—■ All are valuable—one pkg. each to the first 50 grown folks. EASTER All Stir* Cheap at 1.00 Good ()ualily NO EXCHANGES Ladies, Your Our llewt llrand Men's 1.95 CLOSED ; ALL DAY SHIRTS Boya* 10.00 SPORT MODEL THURSDAY * & with each shirt one Tic Pin A Tic Clasp— S U I T S Dress up for Easter at these slashed considered) Light Spring Shades— ALL SHADES I . .A M HERE WE ARE OFFERING Bought For Sanford EASTER Trade We Go—Forever ON THEY COME1 OllT THEY GO! ~ *5 -BIG GROUPS — SEE ' THEM! BUY THEM! Lot No. 1 12.00 and 1.1.00 • - H H L J / I/Ot No. 2 14.50 a n d 1195 . ^ m g t. SHIR TS In This Final Clos&Out Sale am Find Sale i P A N T S ALL FULIp FASIUON H O SE White Bhck t ia white Whit* nod Drown A U 86p ! FINAL Windup m a m Ix»t No. 3 Sport & Dress Final Bale All Shpdefl All new Shades AH Sizes Final S Forever BLACKBROWN WHITE 96.95 New Easter Regular 79c Values KNEE LENGTH Now out they Go and now for jroura al this Final gala FINAL SALK Lot No. 2 Wear These GABARDINES PANTS SPORT MODELS 99c Flannel Sports A M No. 2 LOO Boys’ Dress-Up & 1.00 Values Men’s We Are Leaving—Must lie Sold Lot No. 3— Genuine Gabardine & Angora Wool— WHITE SUITS Whlta Black Black & Whit Sixes 12 lo 6 LOT NO. 5 BIG SELECTION OF Archer Lines Sport or plain back em away Tie Pin & Tie Clasp Free With Each Shirt Lot No. I AU-HtyUMrind Sized I«atcst New Styles— Trubenlzed Collars— While & Fancy P atterns— and Double or Single llreusted Final & Forever $5.95 TO $124S0 FINAL SALE 1.00 Deep Lace sizes shades q $2.95 New Eaatcr TWIN More W ork Shoes All sizes LADIES’ All Wool All Sizei Final Sale Flcah & Pink Lot No. 4— Finest French Specials 2?C Swede with Moccasin The*— d »v o v i.r • wmd Ii h . im v —« rs ii. i »t . 1.00 Leather Sole A Heel •N *"cL • Bed Room Slipoers J J » « U » V O V tV flm lB a l* LotNoU, Low or Hiah Um I. BLUE SERGE , Bed Room Slipoers ow s All widths v FINAL For Final WEDNESDAY HA# AH cofirs :. / , T 70r W l b Z U u t 1— t f S I L Boya Overall Sale OVERALLS lO r cor Lot No. 3 PANTS Mixed Lot Values to $1.23 on this aala 50c Dress Lace yd. 1 * c « a n « M D 4 | _ 4 n u * 'f 7 BED SPREADS go* • » « o» v QVI.V w s . . , n a n iT —a r „ f f r r u . cot-MT FRIDAY 36 in. PRINTS 3 yds. 2 5 c Curtain Material yd. ■ new wav s n v « ia v m a - • Rayon-Batiste yd. 1 8 ^ Whit. . -. 7 All Wool 927.50 and $35.00 Values OUR FINAL SALE Lit No. 5 tinea &Gabardine Sport or Plain Models • * " DAT oei.T An eokira SUITS PA N TS SUITS �rrr .r r r i « , ' wmov DOUBT *CR1 bfatrlct CHARLES DUNN D.L. THRASHER For County Commissioner 8BM IN0LS COUNTT J. J. CATES i M m n i i I M T U d f e M la A M U M i Back Creep Will Be la Alphabetical (M a r VICTOR CHECK 9or Representative In Congress ' McLaulin, The Jewele J. D. DAVISON t i l t h C ongressional D is tric t 04 RAYMOND ELLARS FRED A. DYSON G. SHARON REX PACKARD J. (FUNIE) STEED tO f k OTTO SCHMEHL PETER THURSTON For Governor WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES ■oorlb IK | For County Commissioner District No. 3 For Attorney General ROY L. HOWEIAj Some Good Blown By Versailles 111 W i n d ROSS L. HUMPHREY For Comptroller _ j— C. B. SEARCY For Railroad AHRWKI1.EH. Gtowtany, Mar. M v-(A V -A t laat tome rood haa Mown flam a hat .vary nail ca'la the III wind a< tha V.rtall ta Treaty. It'a tha W to fiO lm u k net­ work of ralbwed luaMla between Llblar and Abt. which waa »tartad bafora tha World War to eoa* ntct tha Ruhr and AUace-LW. ralnt. Tba treaty tarbada caaaplrtlon of tha »at*rprU« on tba (round that It wehld ba a “rtratetfc Has." ; fo r two decade* iba turnsda fumlahad only a ahorteuC t f t padtatriana, but aajf they hf*S For County Commissioner ussioner District No. 4 W. B. WILLIAMS For StateSenator S 7 th S e n a to ria l D istric t -r For County Commissioner W. R. DUPREE I RATES D is tric t N *. | W. G. KILBEE J. J. PARRISH S. F. (Sammy) LONG For Representative, State Legislature H .J. LEHMAN bRIE ft! MATHIEUX Man tim ed'Into mo the aoil b them ba J. T. McLAIN ly fertile. A crop of 20#,0l axpoctcd thla year. l — A nnounce m anta. — a o e a p — w e a w a a a — a e a e e a e a — * — « • • .« .» » .» » « .• » » ■ HAVK TOUR WATCH rapahad by saa who realty know* bow Srisgi. Jawalar, Mas- Ave. H. If. PATTISHALL 'or Representative, State Legislature GORDON BARNETT For Justice of the Peace Fourth District A. G. WAGNER 8.J.N1X .<> JAS. C. ROBERTS For Constable For County Judge na0aeei W. ■amSPENCER .... ..... «Tet.e.eea Fourth District toOoOsaooosaaas. For Supervisor Of Registration H.W.WARE ----------------------------------------------For County Prosecuting Attorney E. F. HOUSHOLDER For SUU l J PHN G. LEONARDY lW. HERBERT MESSER AMUEL A. I 1WILKINSON For Sheriff >fi6~hG. BIGGEBS i M. (CHARUE) HAND j. ‘ ‘ ^ .M C 'VV l■ a tp. MEISCH >ae|eea*neaaaaeamaieelbaeiaaaawaaaa— aaseeaenlit) aeaeaaaaineaaaaaaaaa 1 Democratic Committeeman Sanford Market Repor i am ■ ei i ----------------- ---------------------, . . c l el la n d 4f: 4 f, BaM.m.„«ew........... ■J . OVERSTREET 1 L.0 8T) Child’* F e d e r a l Prisoner* Harvest Spring Crop tBAVENW ORDt * Kae, fold-r.mnv.-J ro t « * |N O PAINTIMO—yau caa depend on Doalar A Oay'a to aatlafy your dealre for beauty ta d laa tin t quality. SUnUy-Qo«ar t Hardware 0 *. . r i %fqifc. ’ ■. . ( ■ r o n » A l i j n chirr** HanfordOrlodo Truck 0 rawer*' 8locl(. Sis share > Sanford Grow era Cred­ it Corpora lion Stock, par vaheo >100. A-D. Smith. J • G u Sale Forbidden : To Drunken Drivers School Board Member Can Act As Forester The i-JEWELER TAUAIIARSKK. Mar. »«— <*) —Attorney General Cary P. Laadie baa id s lead Hum Koreat v U e r h L. Raktr that there la nothin* In Ploridn law to.prwaaafe Wvr cl*'* h - r« itr fiu n a a ,l" r ln c a mamher nf a m uotr based of peiblle Instruction aB foreat'ransar for*»t'r*nf*» public and noth njr to prevent the echoof board member from acfvlas, > “ I find no statuto aa. tba subject." l.andla said. ' “ j ImnRa alwto the peetMmi af forest ranpar appears to ib a' lU rrapjprmmt not an afflea. and the SWV. P ' . a may eras _ _ A. TATK— .V-f*'.* Fl HERNDON ►*;.*»* a *>t ), Li* L. MORGAN m. W8K-;■ Jf ; ,rff?*v7t t » / ^ ii' H IK.yer, r-r N -,C> E -a* — a— n SiMhojK? I offled. ' J• Mar. (laaaa, near Booth 8Ida School. m ora aullablo fo r outdqor apurt. Reward. Phono 008. Coaalructlon of a iwlmmlng *t w d two prlaon rarpla near hey*. pool, a hard trntila court and a A crew of 1(0 Ip warklni about aquaah racks * c o u rts'a ra amonf half tha 4,000-acv* atata prlaon the pnaalbilltlaa d tcniaad. farm, eowlnj oete. alaarlnc (sad, 1931 CHKVROI.KT Dual Wk-al. It U the K lafa daelra that hi* a b e r b s and preaaripc to plant lonf wheel baea truck. New presence lu lin d e n —neettaary rora and vagattllaa. In addit'aw, Tlraa and T at- ITT8.00 Reel and durlncr a larre part of tha Jrtar — tba "farmer*” have 140 calaae bona. SOI W. P in t S t should nut taka from him the op- to c- r* tor. ,._T. 1929 CHKVROLKT COUPK. fVe portaniCei far aaercU; which ba Klahty maa are aulpncd to we* arcuttomad to enjoy aa I'rlrtca motor. |3 I cash takes I t 10T No. work tba TM-ana fadaral prlaon of Walta. farm on which la planted 600 acra. Tha awlmmlns pool probably will be conitructcd in a part af lha larsa l«k* a t prearnt devoted to aratrr plante an-^awana. Although Step** Cafflna j In the heart of Ibadan irTa adaalrably arrscaed by tba hlfh of “My Otd Ktnarcl palaoo walls and a thick frinpa , f bora I* Plttabtrvh. traaa. VPOOT POO OR abow c u e . Plata (la ta ah a lv ^ XcLsulln. 112 a Ma. I> la ■merer l t e e . |l . ||. (lAtHSUMi r u . ear baaefcaa. lla-VI.Me a r r rr a n i: r u . Wbw SHORTS CAMP - ■ <V - - * ■' ■Sfrrn �PARK Hi aA*yo»p, tlorida Ruling On Insurance Bond Taken To Court TAI.I.A1IASSF.K Mur 28 b1*> — Tr r »*ur ?r W. V. Knott*'! n fhm itv tn r r j Itv r*» "limn**** - ' 1 * •• T A V A R E S . Mar 2 0 -- C . R. w riting ro tu p m u i ion Ihhuiaim** i * ' W « » lw tehe.l T ,rn d u a y . eh, trm .n „ f (h r Sta r miln* a dkif*1*41 nr fill* tfr«n«f » r f Vi. wllh-mt a.hlitinnal cost t tex- Rt stl Departm* nl nf H u t ita. end IHH) A*t prune I in ih r S'ii»t«!j»kv p # y rr, Ilf S rin.nola’Coi'Htv HI III' f 'r m any v c a tt an active worker *n ( iMiri y*»jeriUiy pioplr of I h r State o f H o i i 'a , t ic ** “ ,'11 ** Pn,i‘if« l »«■■'» of A ttain*}* f«r five rom p • ue* Ihr at t r . announc'd from his who briTUfht the *m l a n r I thi* home here today th a t |,e will arrk the trta iu rv r ovcrttep|K*il \\+ I ’ hall use my b a il e ffo rts to r l 'd i o n In th r June 2 pr.m x ry .is t«iw.tr rrtrited Him hy the lt»’\ fuivr m ore stringent k m p x « i-d * d .'b g s ie to the Dem ocratic Na- L fghlftlurv when he adopted th.« > p r.P 'c t, anil p robibi. th r re D°nal (’uneentlon from the new bond or dt p<ttlt rule. novel o f tim ber from e ta ts .N fth Florid* ('o n g restlo n al ilia. They dt d itm l p «*nf t*f mnlvrrit .• «w nnl lands, thereby m aking it * . i« mifflrio it. in t ft’Metl ihnt !♦■ n i ■ loir a ttrac tiv e for Ih r fotm -r H r in itn n littrly f In i h ji quell- of ffiO.OOO, W m o e of tl» ■ n *1 •» • ,*»» i ownorj to irjre m tu ch lands. and fixation vettf, S tc rrta ry of S tale ' ry iiif »lie of i-» n rBttiet, t* not ft** i* *»aMly ft saf* re lh v e th r p rrsrn t ta x p a y e r, of H. A. l lr a r . iruanl to poJIrvlinMi >* nt< » t t r e .t r a harden p ’arad upon ■nem "M j ‘"ily platform a- 1 Apr. I t thw tim e I hove ta n la war. position is th at 1 am en*hu«i .•■*m|H*n'Atlon ry«t m s»1;eally and un Irrrably in favor The opening games are to bo Avippnl from ihe la s roll fated In Cellar ToGames Ployed WeekDays Begins April 6 V a t •m*Jf -W («T relloa .Mrs. C. It. Ivirtley yeft Are Ofdew4 o Appear Then To trader tad Season Work f l k t l S B I ^ W* •* P* r*»r« who (o*o to _ ‘ «uad*y Schnof wtK Ws areek ilay ■SCBMfH Hboboll la n d s a t Sanford Mania, ■low Wen . , tw :4 IVwo of Charge. KG, K ir. S C » r t Chapman, ^aytog manager, T road about arttt dlrectors of the Sanford BaeOr h« flU daw*- S*H Auneiatinn, hare made ar* hero won't W with the aopermtendabo hi tiu Hw fdobl of tho mriooo Sunday year. I d o n 't Sc&wH to h a n d out p ix o ri good ynr, bat If ib e j for thr weak to tho y o u n g a te n foe t h r Cut Flowers who are a t Snodoy achonl on the 8-Pound Terr a p I n M Ebmlnition Wiiw Cipher Derby Riaee Will B i Run FORT &TTERS. Mar 28.— At Tnwfc Tonight played In Sanford, Qtyl .no Beach and Palitka. DoLand a l l phgp i f f f r r tl Sanford hero the first day, Onlneayille will ploy at Doytnos. and St. A'icur tin* will play *t palalka. W e ^ r I ■•ppoi. a n , D gW atien 0 ’r " * ,m 1 ? .'° " for th r e m b arrassm en t bv ,,h* II..™ .. 1. . i a j hl'* , '***s*t| u n t re-election, U om ratrad A m endm ent TrM T„ j » Mr iT ^ f .! :, °, f , ‘ T ™ * " " * " « * » d e le g a te , w ,|| -wcorkahlr r a X bill kdl ?in :ibis' *UP,K,r, * " f •* ■ rl, n" •, | f '" » ,he .... Co,. c o n n e c t,,,, ^rrv .l..,.,,.,. ,nof thp begin on Apr. n, aeteral of tho I n n sr li.c l In S rm in o lr t V,|„ Each » ill have .,n , . « n » rn ti i,i ty oi>k enough to know aom r o. vote | „ ,r n u n nn.l four worn,'. fAh .An eight-pound terra p in . “ *rda of 'ha pauple. an.l it d r lr g ite i, || hr . .|e ,t .,| fr „ m th , ‘‘W hite R ln ft’* dmn the vnr.u , Third o f ala alhnination rare* , a la c '..l will work lo i th e iiiten at I sla te »• ' (r » | h ra il, c n rry in j Flor da copH rr deiby yesterday Irid b tg tig h t apoody greyhousida atnl nrotcetiun of t \ a peopta *1 one h a lf vote craw ling o u t of a 50-funi circle into th* firs t annual 11.000 oifcfoH Eam i.»l« t oun(y, and not pis in the vrortT reenr.T tim* ..f 44 C entral F lorida C eryhom d Darby let oo* tom e tim e in the n e st few second v. th r**o, n i few." Ju rn ru In T » m » . a t tho Longwood track wl 1 bo days, and arriv e In Sanford More th a n Inon persona fratOTOd d u rin g tonight’* l i ­ Satunfoy, Apr.. 4. watched IIS highly d rc u ra tc l c e rvl p iogTt t n opening an 4:15 The finance eumm itee of the xerehot.a polyphcmnx, pm o ’clook. Tho entrant* Or* Fla ah ' 4 M « l*««f |L«,p| - Aw 0 nucleus ana have rape-1 nounecd “ go fe r” in Florhln. P a st, A na W ill, Hawk* L ight, local Association E ’t announced iin.I im p a rlh ) trial In thi* cuuoly. compete In elim ination hcaia, yienred mm a t atrategio epotrT ra O b Sing. J u a t Wilbur. M asked th a t tha 5500 forfeit he. been Ho **ikl I hi t 1 h ii| Loan “ in sitjuni* Rl hopoo. catcher-. Bill Utbanakk until thr f rfli * 3, ttim uied F a iry , Ash TtO J. M od 8ackfi«Ul*r. plared with tin, Nation,, Hast- nil *uiruvfltk»n-%a* nf buvcoLM axainat aburta'-opu T o o l C stc cia ^o , second F our of that* dogs will ‘ a able to Aasoclation, the c h a rte r fee nf |:l" ikf**ri»t* *n*| ivitn«*44r«. a id W ally largo* In the jola Mo ly Malone, Officer Dale, I has been naid, and thi* rn m m ilter D uring Ihr .lay !„ T (Ja ck ) Is now soliciting funds with which -COPttrffcW. T hdhr lo n -tgdritnr Chane* Charlie. Mlia Way Rai r*-MIIwtcrvl »’g -m IV .tr o n r 1 to d efray the e*pen<rs of (he two appiopriA liona <ub-cumniitU*e a ct. 1Shoemaker muutl « ^tatrmrnt fight on for every o ther position | hlnd. T raffic C haw *. Ann Hope, tlrnyiribf th at Hin h r i t h r r »a» a *■ the cfoK l . -I Newt, and Golden Lad, Into sem i­ weeks of sp rin g train in g . T h en • ra l wvr*» au<>. w e a th rr hurvao Piuhlng. ahooM be good. V /*! final competition a la r titg n e s t expenses. It la em phasised, con­ official* irclined to an sw e r d irec t­ [roimminiM . 1!•* taitl th r ilrad mtini a m rn ib rr of th r «o^ialbt sist only o f the c h e rry for ho*rd ly (juvitMin* a* i*i reaponsibility havk a flo c k ,o f youagsU r* w h o . Thursday. , and mom fo r the plovers end In- for en trap m en i of th r **«• to-havo excellent poMibllltlon 1 veteran*, p arty in Vermont in I9T2-*14, but T onight’s antrleo and aclectlons rid tfital expense* such as ptavlng but they did *ay thet the W ar De- th a t h r w ithdraw when he Srm m f qgd e a t M eapthlv m ound w ith the la tte r cdpitallted as to convinced th r party cam lidalM «M | atlch veteran* a* B*n part me nt, Fan A m g n n n A irw a y i d rg i which ahotild Dnish In th e . Preaidvnt W ert. V i,-#I’re , and o th er agrncie* received *torm could r>»t carry an election in the reB. Bob Brown, Roy ttdngo. money Packard, Sec. Jam es W right and warning* In lim e to «avr m en and • ta tr. Director* W, C. Hill «m] W. F. property, and in*Utrd the warn* Anderson request the public to ing» w ere given to alt p rom ptlyf Applause indiootrtl th at youth- ''V 'H f.kll V a ssist the A asoclstlon in the p re s­ A b| J ap p to p rtatin g $ 10,000 ent financial rtfIv*. "and *««ure the for a m em orial to the w ar veteran* frem ,h*-S"mmola Bo** 1 ■ ,t. A thletic Club who put on en e x - ' r>*ig inSke 0" with their Whu b u t their live, „ n t p , (,,y , hoaebn I fan* t h i t hibitlon in Orlando Inst night m a d o , 'il.V ’a n .v !"* ' w h o h h o srted aupport. they d e ­ (he S ept. | hum cane. wait InSA N TA BARBARA. C alif , M«r a hit with the fa n , there. The | ■•••(* raroe. clare th a t S anford will have trotli'.-eii tf.Jay hy Rep J MuV 28.--I Ah—J u .tlr c of th e Peace boye showed real sk ll with th e ir j u i ? , K , (,v a fa st team In thla league foi Wilcox. Florida D em ocrat. The F.rne,. W a rn e r exonerated Mrt. •iR t*. Seventeen representatives ,i.,u, '.’i.MtliVi the sum m er, end will give the m en a .ic would a u th o rise the D om lhrn l.ongcope on charges <>f o f the Club w ent to Orlando and.1 o ther cities represented s ru n for th'W ting ami wountling her son, Secret iry of War to a cc ep t title ariw Bobby Wilaon of W ashington j J .'i'o i “ "l* Vv th e ir money In th# penent rare. to an acre of and on th* all* of J e ts , l.iv e rm a rt Jr., last T hanks­ go* a decision.-ocor Bil y llso d of f.»> no r u e th* d i ia t tr r and erect a m arker giving S t A uguitino. U k m Ro V a W a g n tr. a fte r testim ony a t M i, The three exhibition -o u t, p u t 1i . v u it a i l l . Inm gcnpe's prelim inary hran n if. oo by th* local la d , were ra th I. Fifth j s n , n rd rrrtl a rtimpla nt ckarglitg It• declared a draw . They were b e -1 T W isg t.lN fi naull w ith U fcnt to kill tli-tmiss.-d t w s a Billy WilkhtsoTt amt, H a iry , w a - r r g g o o r Vnunts l.iverm orr, son rod i c s m i s m * t * * r , « - >’»», and Eddie s’att*is<M and the Inrt nam rsalte o f ,!»,„• Idvi rirtnrr, S r . lim a woe *enl*-n«-.d to lh »»or», well known Wall S tre e t o p e ta tir, but escaped n i te r .c i ti n g only u I'Htlfieii th a t he assum ed th* MtlCas. W. C. Dunlop have lew Loye. hlr me for th r shooting which fn' t i t fa* 910,000 ranch on Ibq b,vvetl a n a igunw nt over hi# dr till mr*T ,to the Baptist Cieivmg. P u ltic a l caorlulatM , ami other*, W ASHINGTON. M ar. Sd a re Invited to p s rtik e o f a For Severn! months th* 1 4 -y n i Many F ln rila harbor, w ateiw cy chicken pie su p p er in Geneva pld boy hovered b etivrrn Ilf* atnl and tlrain af* project* will he death a t th* result ,.f n bull,-I th is evening. In tw served by th r p,ovtiled with U rge w m i fo r lui wound In his rhest. Women** Home D em onstration prtivroiciila w ith th* a d o p tio n by Club of th a t tow n. C ongress aad approval b y th r While the tra in in g teaeoti la to — *«*w H n I.M n b ft And If oof In k Security Lumber E. L. Spivey & Co O rlando- Phono S87? ----------------- 1.1 S 11 M ain S t. I te liu lld ln g a tu l S v r v I c ln q „ n n il ^ l a t c a n f M n c h in o a — Now & K n r t n r v — H c liu ill T v p o w r l lv r x — IJa.sy T e r m s — A ll W o rk (liia t- in U 'o d . Congress Will Inqui re Into Keys Disaster Fan» At Orlando Chter Seminole : Chib Boy Boxers » rsi«•■,,ii— n, t*~ 1 Woman IsKvoncrated In Shooting O f Son • Finor inQfodionlit • A now typo of rodpol # Mlxod a toocial, moro painitoking way I # Marvlous flavor I CITY NEWS BKUEFb Florida Harbors Included In Wur Department Bill I*r«.sldant nf th* W ar D apgtl A l'T il DCVTHS M OUNT Ranford’s n c .,c ,t n to supply titr 1st appropriation bill which alore is now open a t 201 Hanford TO I’KKA. Kas. Mar. 2fl. (,1h Avenue under th# management al passed th r Senate la st Monday C. Jeftenia, Jf.. whu slateo This lis t of projects Includes th* -The 422 Bt-'ton»klls d eath s Its following: Kansan d r n.f 19.15 w as I I grant that ..he store will banule a f't l St. John* RWes, Jach ao n llle to *r than the previous high m ath of I n* of batter!**, wrsueh«*i gen I’JXl. erator* aad other parts for aut> oceon, MTiOOOy Fort f l o w H arbor. 1310,040. mobiles. An albino herring g ull, said to la h a W .rth [alet. f 150.000. Fort Evarg ades Harbor. 9 I.U V he a r s r lty , h a t bean reported J*** A I til* aagTo boy, Rufus Hick*. found on Kent's la and, Bay of .1 , w a r killed la s t evsnin^ w h n Foody. an autom obile dt’le e n by K- n X bigga*t, reddeat, Julcleot fraah atrowberrlog a have oooei thia year ar* coming into our plan* now and going out to you In th* amootheot, mellows oat lo* crosun our expert* know how to moho , , . and thai’a pretty amooth and watty mellow, if you aak ua. * Batter yet, aak younetf. Try aorna at lunch tlmo or at th* 3 O'clock Racaaa . . . and you'll b* aura to bring horn* a quart tonight. a. alio, s'Vafiashai , ago, W^PV " Pfi ’ i inford Avenue { ** . F rw iw t o f O rlan d o backed ov*r ___ 4.t* him un a atreet in tfaa UukUbor > Okaaebebea drainage a » n S ttoee. VlOnH* Tutwetr DW KJ* Thorn* ••• W uh TVwe nee*, • ■ • i n i ; •■ nit ntunn-i « se |, in * a it X h t Daft P eseta nee*. P alartty *•.1* Pina ta t # M4 W arrior tt.tl liven P in * l i t , , (tenstee 1U •>s*i n —< s* s gn lalrleoatai IP. ‘#vway, Miami 1 gas Four laaaiaol* County aloe* Florid^ la y , |tSr».(M0. 4.4* man plan la go U> Gatasae'lle b> . C*«jy, pta*. BW.OOO. 'morraw to atU nJ ,-h* atoekm.n'. Istmc>#t*J WlUrway. Choctiv 41* "OfM day1* al Uto State Univ. hatch** fa y I* West Bay, II ».»* taity. Tha four ar* Drava AJdorma i.; 770.IX*X r i g i V C . Kilbea. Doc Mala and M . It t l-Grem-a Raenn. I71.P80. tZS NcClullantl. Tltoy r i p t l to be a 1 lalrTryt-vl Waterway, fhocfsi F M wmtmatod by Fred Bhtsman. haUhee la y to F tn .aro l, Ba 4_ „ Volugio aawgy a g in g IlS.OOAs fW frn a * ; VFOCfpatK. M a t. M t-b n K«W ftr *B H J tf a s!U e have i s arenas*,-! redUatkw* fa* taw * for IflBA k» sow* a>saw aamwatiag t . t l tavern. I m t anuMphtKGb well k * ,* rtrfo I * n i s t p , wMfo aab> (I m w _______ areia, | l 'cctloa. Jnative of th* Fbac* J. .2 143 OOH J 2 , loBt.-tv w • t* evnifcart art taPim ti Anefots Blear, ♦90 008. I t s this *'■ rrn o o a. Tampa ffarbor, 1423,004. ------- eat H ^ fV F .S Found in a B ottle! ICECHEAMeveryday at �r a : I'Kpn? THE SANFORD HERALD, I ' U . J IlM B I OOD TOt* OFF "■ •"*.1 #TO •« -* SEE ROOSEVELT IN LINE TO SUCCEED SNA1 ■ ________ A t I« m * twa daatha and guttering h i m to waatani Marth Catalina and Baa* T tw iaa M toa wtnga a# an aarly-aprlaa klluard mat hdod up anaw It la >1 Inahta daap. Thla pletur* •a aatanvabllaa toirlad I* Paak Baparo pt Aahavllla, N. C , which aiptrltnctd Iha want blip* I that a llj had aaan In W> year*. (AiMclatcd •Praaa Phota) Maj. (Jon. John.on Hagood (rig h t), <• ; Uaj. (kn, Frank P ark:r (above) Iho l.ijhth Array eorpj l i lucc.’t l baa been appilnlei commander of V aj. Gen. Johnson Hstood who m r ’l v td : f d o ty when he cpjko of WPA futde a t "«Uge mbn:y.'’ They to rs ejraimalcs mritev. T h e' w . e'asamatas a.' Weal Point. rallavad of command at- the army'a alghth corp. area at Ban Antonio. To*., aftor criticising Naw Deal rallaf work, lo ahown In Charlaatan, S. C., aa ha kaardad > prtaldant RooMv.lt'. oouthbound vacation I n i n for copfcranoof on ravta. With him 1a Col. Edwin M. Wataan, tha praaldant'a military did*. (Ai.ealot.d Price Photo) Maa Raid (right), aialitant faotball .oath at tha Unlvartlty Harth Carolina, and Walter thldmora (lafl), a member of Iha taal Ing alatf, ara among Iha candidates that aahaol la aanaldarlag I Iha |ob of haad coach, auccaadlng Carl giMValy wha roolgnad Tacoma haad montor at Cornell. (Atesajalsd Praaa Photos) JACK OAKIE WEDS GEORGIA LOST BOY FOUND IN DUST STORM 1.......... . ’ 7 0 5 W TJL A fu rc amplng o»t might In tho Wleaoniln » u t» eaplul at kadlaon appmalinaldy ItM WP a swU era .ought out otato jofflciala to demand a »12 IrtO a ie In their |4S monthly wag*. H art arc Mint of thr itrlkar’a yettin g a night’* ragt on the laglaUtWa roalrup In tha aUUhouaa. (A, P. Pholo) FLOOD TEARS RIGT THROUGH MIDDLE OF BUILDING buying railroad tlakota Juat btfara IaaVlng Lait bonaymaan In Miami. (Aaaoalatad Praaa Phata) FERRELL BOYS IN FINE Tha poaalklllty that Luwa.J VIII, bachelor king of Eftg'and, may ba conaldartng marriage waa revealed In a moaug* hr aant-to parliament, requesting that pro* rlcIon for • quean ba laclndad In tha amount of mo nay . paid tho royal family. Thla ta tho lataat and official portrait of Edward. (Associated Praaa Photo) Lott all night In a dual norm near Two Buttaa. Colo., three-ysar< old gicvla Btnton waa licit* tha worta far hi* advantura* aftor an ■ ' drmy of taarehtra found him on tho blitkanid plains. But Btavlo wo* mighty happy to onugglt up In Mo daddy1* arm* aa Iha parent*, E ■ Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Binion, tarried him I* a haapllaU (Aaaoalatad lrT P m e Phata) ■• rHei t- ’- * D fk V P D n t r a a u m p n W A r i/ A if m Baby Glob* Trotter To Uvt fat Atlanta — Uk* a football f-illbaak going thrjugh tha Ila e, tha raging*Baekg ana Wear t o n a bote complilaly the wall of thl* building of tha Wlndla Manufadtcrrlng company at Mltbury, H u e . Nineteen ware dead) 100,00) h mala**,* and damage, tan m a r d t ta n f 100,000,000 in tha N«w England Hat**. (Aaad* dated P m * Pho'a.) jf : jjX : ----------- . ' �----------------- -— — fp w 'i M j ■.»&?; B— htnlg County Fw h W i N n FnrfU And Vegetable* Than Any Similar A nn la America XJTINDEPENDENT DAILY. NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXV i&vralh Women Can’t First Aid Knowledge Would Chance Given Be Held Under Save Many A Life; Sanford Candidates To Red Cross Nurse Declares lap Charge G reet V oters Mate- Established In 1908 LASH VICTIMS TURN WITNESSES Hitler Scorns Townsend Famous 14-Pt. Members P Peace Program Nearly MQiioq T t f l if t o f a t e a -t one po.- th e eraah. H ad th ere been tlbly of two. of th* three per- one there who had taken the Red a at ri, L . I tona who died Uiia week aa the Croea •oeiety’a couae in flrat eld U e m O n S t T S t l O n L /IU D 8 , reault of Injuries reeeieed In the ‘ th e atory would haee be' n al head-on rolliaion betw een two au- to g eth e r different'." Ml,* McDoug. lo m 'h tl’a on the S anford Orlan- al u id . do H ighw ay la at Sunday evtnlna i It ia a “ m iracle," In the nplaI could haee been aaetd had 'here « i ./■m e*;* m 1 . . *>-rn *mong th* horde of apetta- p ton of ths Red Croea nurae, th a t ESSEN . G erm any. Mar 27, </T\ Candidate* fo r political offke* D t e p - t l U l a lS K C U ' ,0ri Who n u ltilj gathered aome- I an o th er victim of the automobile In Semlnol# County a re being *W- j — Ado f H itler, carry in g hi* elec — * 1one wt h flra t aid knowledge. I ro 'liilo n waa not' paralysed for <n plenty of ehancea to meet -h a 1 tlon cam paign to the lndu.tr> h Thia la tha opinion of Mi>* life “Only by th e grace of God." I vo ara. They do not have to a r­ I K rupp W ork, before an audience Francee McOougal, Red C roat .h e .aid, “ the peraont who car ra n g e for th eir ow n political . of 870,000 p e r.o n ., .aid "There nurae In Sanford. | lie d H. Calm er Eaatwood from m e e tin g ., hecaui* th a t la being | can be no real world peare with th* acene of th e wreck to tk e ' don* by th# Women'a Home D»mRecauae there waa no one th ere . out equality betw een p a rtn e r- " I hoepital did not touch hia apinal o n itra tio n Club and o th e r organwho knew a n ything about flrat S tanding nn a p latfo rm built on | cord. A verteb rae in Mr. B a it-1 law.lone. Several auch meeting* aid w ork, w hat to do for an in ­ a locomotive ch*«»i., the German wood’* neck wma broken, but ho*-! h * .* been held elnce the camjured peraon, or how to do |l', chancellor e m p h a .iteil preclnii. h i aorgeon* hav* placed hi* palgn waa given a big vend-off at VQlagers In L#V« Mery the victima of the trag ed y Buf­ pi a ta tem en t. in pleaillng for c-tualIn a rigid caet and it ia! L -k e M ary a week ago, and many groused laat nivht hv fered the loaa of an much blood ‘ neck ity am ong n a tio n , for the Iteirh reported th a t there I. every p ro a -.o th e r im e'lnga are being planned, repo A that a child hid? th a t they died, one w ithin a few pect ha will recover without any T he m eeting, a rra n g e d by tho ’’T here can no > n g e r tv vjr to r, kidnaped, and an the <"tnutea. on* «ft»r two daya and ta ilin g injury. But had any -R em en ’i Home D em on.tratlon. and >anqoi.hed," de declared, a . * an o th er on the fourth day a fte r lte .ii.w e o . rm i li.ten er* cheered e n th i-.ia .tic .llv C lubs, however, i r e rvat poliUcnl h o u r* ticked by and no trnce, "T here can no longer re h<’nnrnl In ruUurf, though the politic in s o f t h e lost child could be N, D. Itngira (le ft! ■ ml K. F. Poulno.’ ( r ig h t) , tw o of the three , n<| ,| I.honored ” i r e Invited to i ll of them . Th? t fo u n d the excitement Inm In purpose In to exhibit iotn * men fkiinrrd si T ip ijm i 'a .l year, are the key w i t n e f . a g a in .t i | n explaining hia own po.ition ' creased, but in the end the lieing tied there nn kidnaping c h a rg e . *a head of (he g o v ern m fn t bi’ l*iiL t h r ir former ;«► ic c u e simmered down to a m rn ta of th* Club* d u rin g the laat growftif out of th*» ittiie k * "I am dependent upon no one I The third virtiru. Joseph S hoem iker. y e a r and to ra a* fu r.la with labor urK»n»x»‘r, ilu-i) aft»*r the whipping. ( Al* Photo) pn-.*>« neither bond, nor ehare«, .ftlmtly quarrel with the dewhich to tend 4-11 Club boyi an I, not even a bank arcount," and the .clalon b y -the s ta U 'i atto rn ey '* girl* to tha T allahaaaer ih o it [worker, cheered again. th a t kld n ap lrlt tita .g e e c it y n e w s b r ie f s cour o th* l;a t o f May and to pny I Hitler referred arornfully to tb­ tw o women a r re tte d thla cam p axpenae* in Ju ly . The canip i t point peare program advocated la to be for girl* and young worn-, would not hold. , by former Preaident Woodrow W1IS a tu rd ay ’* tide*: H igh a t 11:07 *n and will be held a t Camp Mc! .on of the Vnlted State* before T h e tw o women w ere lodged In A M and 12:M P. M , low at « .t3 Q v arry near Aator P a rk *0 mite, | the Ver.aHe» ]Vabe conference. A. M. and 6:40 P. M. U>e C ounty J a 1 ahortly a f t e r S from Sanford. S u p p e r, are a»rt» I Hr .aid hr had never entered upon * ‘ *ek. docketed fo r "fa v ea tlg a » r>t all thee* meeting*, and a .n u ll aqy .feret arrangement nor would In kidnaping.” T hla charge FI** *cre* of land on Ut# aoutb chage la made for m ra li. he ever In the future "Bui If C ounty land, betw een Chuluota wK) b t quashed, th* a r re e tir g ofHome. D rm onalratlon ('lull An official of the AAA cam# all other nation, arm to the teeth. I flea r sta te d , and th* palr-w JU be and Go denrod w ere told today for m eeting* have been, held in Alt*.; .hall certainly are to It that our r t o r g i d With d runkenness and the way from W aihlngton, D, C., 1100 by Coll* D raw ley to Jack G. m onte S p rn g a , Foreat C ity, Lorn: .overrignty over our own territory glee* a h earing before a Junto* to addreaa the 5S9 citrua grower* Harris. wood and Oviedo. F o u r more erv i* .afrguarded.’’ be declared. " tf‘ C ounty thla m orning, to be held— In G eneve, Mnnme. a w s n la kH are U r i kor- to explain to them Juat w hat th* County Judge Jaa. Sharon wae Paol* and Sanford. io cmm y u iv io n propoeed marketing Th# Geneva m eeting It to !►• --------agreem ent th* apeeker today at th* noon ***T R EN TO N . M ar J T -liP l-: B lla n d . T he would do for them '-ut o n y eight aion of the Klwanli CUd> In Or­ held thla evening, w ith chlckm T A M P A , Mar 27. —l#T’i - Kf id t e lu T i lande, and I* acheduled to addrvee pi* on the bill of far*. Candid*!*! fo r1* to -M-at a • . m an jury >o Govetnor Harold (). Huffman of th e nearly ooe thouaand b the former1* itepth# Townaend Cta'o of New Smyrna and othera are Inv.ted. The Home the la<t N oy em h rr,flo g g in g i a - •• charged today that "the whole LonU* BJohUta. gnrwen w ere at th* m eeting. tonight. Di mo ra t ra t Ion Club of laike Mon- on c h a rg e . »f kidnaping K I (Hauptmann) caae reeka with unRJoblara by a Co*nty Agent C, R. Dowroe will aarv* a chicken p ilau : l*oolnot. nm* id three victim - «f fairneaa, paaaion and prejudice,*> Elector, are officially reminded au p p er an th* evening of Apr. t ith e U 'l N ot'-m b-i flogg ng c* >■•. and aaaerted that if the pro.*-------•on, who re n t notice* »f th* m eetby City C erh T. 9. Lamaen today T h* m eeting In P aola ia to be o.i moved 'W a iy today a t P a t M h" cutiun W<uld le i him he had the ' "r !ea«*mie* yrea* Plo­ thnt ttx ^ m fa t pay th e * I W pqll Apr. TO. The 4-It Club under the I akec, A-W-f dKenw- attuveter. en- right bar would -W gfad” to grant Tw*nty-oke death* » n , chalka.l ts the Court tax## befog* Apr* 4, if they with dlrectten at Princ'pal Robert TruvJ *» 2«i In rontroveray w ith Nnr- a further reprlaim . f '1)1 •*«*««« aviation mlahapa In today, figured the atlend. at- -wham eem o. — U , , 10 P“riUipota fa th# apoefal elee- w ill k* In charge, though refreeh -1m e f TH om a., form er So. ml . t | In a .Utemant that brittle,! with ; ‘^ r** for\ * " ” u"*rl" Tbu.«tof. * State's Attorney Of - Opi n i o n Evidence Is Not Sufficient ' To Warrant Action ~ ■ Demand For Equality Tremendous Sum Ha^ Among Nations Is Been Expended Again Asserted By Further Cam G e r m a n Dictator For Pension Others A r r a n g e Series Of Meetings Throughout County i For Night Visit Organizers Paid £ Big Conunissiprt| Woman Was Arrested On Way Back With Kidnaped* Ch i l d Only 8 Of Nearly lOOOGrowersAt Fruit Pact Meet j| 9 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1936 Member Sanford Is The Only C entral, Florida City Affording Rail, And Water Transportation About $2,000 Monthly Waa I n c o m e 0 4 California Manaj^trf.. WASHINGTON, M«r, — ( ( A P ) —T o tn l receipt* i lhi> Townsrntl old *f4 alon o ru n n in tlo n sin c e It# tD* cepthm J a n u a ry , 1984, W4 C8tlmntc<l today at $981,94 09 at n special House tab tiRAtlon committee h* K. K. Clem entn, resig n ed tirm al x c c r e ta r y o f t h e t itstlon, was th* wkaeaa. On the stand yesterday, n it, testified tha, th* maaager J I'rllfornia receives monthly m sslnns of between •MOO 112.000. Ha further testified Wat* mansgers also receive pernnt of ell "quotas”, erwhich the club* turn In to tional headquarters. Clvn\enla waa unab’e .fahow many Towr.^nd Clnbi in esiatenr* when natlor,al quarter* w*o moved fr-qii Agelrs to Washington Inst He dkl ssy, however, that sre 1100 Jubs tr California, U r place of the movement, Th# membership of these eh he said, range* from 100 u»?l 22,000 In Los AnguU Questioning develop^ th ganiu'ton (ia* divided the try toio four re .(lone regions) manager* * tl_ itaf* has^lie, or mfl agera, . ’ 'iff', Cltmrma testified 1 eight 11, fa th* eUeat, remain* I .Urtalon of of Pro**culor P eo u eu t.. Anlhon. uM. *fuurteen of them in the eraah of ■ , PCtoona waa about tlon on Apr. 14 to choose a »uC- manta will be aerved by th# Worn-' candkteie fur Preaident, overT derision lect.d from individual efaba fa ) father. Mr- SjoMoen en’a Home Demonstration Club.1"In th- r Thom*. I commu.M.t | | , llckt J r ^ of Hunterdon county. tourist airplane in Mexico. posited In a .tot* area Ten German tourl.la, nn Ihele > atom !n Laka Mare The meeGng In Sanford I* to take W hilakrr rh.rged Thom*- wim where Bruno Richard Hauptmann th* Sanford City Commlailsn. on which only tho regional way home aftrr a Mexican visit, tow *f hla littla gift'* county) th* form of an evening brdgcj bring u rnnimunlat In i|ur-tiim- was convicted laat year of the ager may draw. The rvgioeto) H. B. Oavia waa the AAA of. until aboat 8 o’clock Officer* for th* anaulng ye^r party e. the Elk* Club on Apr. Id ,n veniremen, but Thomai ivpleil murder of th# Lindbergh leby. three crew members end an avia­ manager deposit* fa a rsglallal tion off.rial ,|ird ss thrir trlInquiry developed tb* flclal who came her* to explain will be elected by th* Sanford In addition to the Home Demon- by telegraph h>- U nut, un I Wat ^ child waa U at eeen lhe propoeed part to th* g-owert, lodge of th* F,lk* tonight F. f . •tratlon Club’s meeting In Geneva,' Irr Rmi.b, chairman of the <.« n l Governor Hoffman said he did not motnred ship smashed into th" fund on which only Mtfaeal b*e4« fa bke eCmpony of two women, but D. E. Tlmmona r>" C aine..lie, Dnrner, nominated for exa'tod there la to be another almil«r\i*t execu'ivdfcommittee in Hur- believe he had th* right to grant rocky saddle between the vol­ quartan may draw, CaliL'inla, the wltneaa coat fadfafdfco dfacriptton a f on* in representing the agriculturel *x- ruler *t the laat meeting, haa no gathering a> the tame hour In tb*| 'd«. i” rd * atatement -upi-mi another reprieve, hut that “If the cano*! lki|Hicatrpet| and Istlachibrilliant Mr. Itauck and his legal huatl. ucd, haa alx area manager* wbh d fartrt a r t ike WM hi* aatrangud tenilon service of th* State Uni- onpoaltlon. There ere three candi­ Community ’ Houa* In 'Altamonte inF Thom**. ' advisors will advise me that I do Three of the vicltms wrr* tltlml. receive ten cent# on each B*4f venlly, was alio hare. Du* to th* date*. however, far the petition af Springs this evening. A “Gypiy' Norman Thomaa, who canto h "v member, ten cent* on tack ' Believing that tke Util* girl had u n til attendance and th* fact that territory. The lodge aeuton |e eupper" It to b* aerved at fl o'rliwk. «nd made an addrea* condemn lug have that right, t sha.'l be glad to l Six were women. e.ercl.e It, I am more firmly con- ! At Lyndhurxt. Hampshire, In newal and 40 per cent of ' Idnapod, Mr. SJoWorn those there were conversant with called for > o'clock. will preeent a Gypsy muaicab.Jtb- flogg nga, war described by vinreil than ever that Hauptmann England, four men and a women club ’’quotas", or payment* at CenafabU W. A. Me­ BrovU<on* of tha proposed part, than tha Lyman P.-T. A. ting er- li h linker ai "the natinrully rtfaikate | ws- net given a trial in line with were killed when an air!,nor by national hiodquarten. Jlcgldfa a l an aarly hoar and I k y thalr discussion was irlef. ic h h m m m h * . r . a n known communist and propaTh* weather) Moetly cloudy, al mana^en, he aald, tocel.e f$8 in aanrrt af the tw* wom­ At th* doe* of th* meeting bal­ with occaeional ahowera In th* *ggan 1st,'* in asking venir, men what w# consider to be Ameri- crashed. i. i 'J v Near Moscow, In Russia, two a week. an atari n Laka Mary f a it evanln (. lot* were east* by Miaa Nona whether they heard th* Tliom.n e»n .taniUrd* of Ju»tlce." e . a i tr*m« north tonight ai|d The governor said he would of the Soviet’* brat known woman The women aeemod to have mad* Wylt, and W, V. Dunn of l-*ka 1n In reply to on* questlen, % spe, rh. north and central portion* 8* effort to dfigtlaeThelr Shoemaker's brother, L. T. "ilrvcerely welcome" a legislative parachute pumpers were killed witness said th# Weetern region ’ M*rr. E- H, Kllbe# of Ganeve, Saturday, net moch change |n while practicing delayed opening of California, Oreguu, WashfaRmrnta, th* constable m M, and they Norman De Foreat and D. L. tern nerater*. Extrema narthwgit Sho maker, of Tampa, slid he wui, *n*ligaw°n, Jump*. They were Liuba Berlin ton, ArlMna, Navads, Utah, Ufa-, Mad. WV*k within T knaher of Sanford, and W. P. a member of the , Socialist party r U n if, with occuloqal end Tomara Ivanova. «f a mil* from a Pop* #f Lah* Mery. There were ra|ns ^ n , ^ , ho, Montana, North and RoqRt in \erm nni b .are coming ;o i a g ; j _ i y * • pnaaibi, gettifm a b u t nafawep between e'ao two other grower* preten t., Dakota and New Matico provide* Tampa, Imt he den ed the dead1I V l lQ W G S t K l V C r 8 cooler In th* weet portion teASMARA, Eritrea,' Mar 27. - man iv r r belonged to the coinand Apopka where, ae- Ne tnformetteti Wka Viven a* l « ' more revenue than any other.* * n ig h t. Two Italian columns ania>he-l muni t par y. lie cited a speech .......... the whether thoe* catting ballot* voted Under new regulation*, C fa* ’ their way south laat night from mat Mr. tar or agalnxt th* p*ct. ento said mlnlraun chxb aemMJI • Polk# Officer Bek Wilcox cam* the Setit R l.tr to the la k . Tam in which he sm,I Joseph Shnu, wife, bar inaker describe I mmmunisl* ship Is sat at &0 for a ' “JaAfae to th* teneluilon teat night tha| a re ^ o a -O re a t Brttfaa* aphrre o fu h ., ”b ltttre ,t foe.” of the Social• Itttlf g ir t They club," and 100 for n “senior *tatf* David K. McNab, manager for negro hanging around the Doe«fy isfluioci in Ethiopia. ; |j^ p^rty. in , a borrowed o r Itr T ie Aaaeeialeg Prree with a maximum of 1000. CM farta the last seven years of tha Semi­ lunch room waa acting In n awa­ The column*, la addition to th* efffaar they were Heavy rains awallad Mldwntern ready orfanlied are *xcepfaA.4’ nole County Credit Association, rd clous manner, so h# decided to thouaand of Infantryman, include' M their way to ,L#ke Mary, stream* tmlay, hut receding wstera Indications that tha mo light and heavy Unite, armomll they faarely had taker facilitated reennstruetlon in flood announcad today aa a candidate for prospered from the flrat the office .of supervisor of regis­ ca n , field artillery and ecorr. of With them f r tke night swept sections of the upper Ohio tration. He haa boon a resident of given In CUmenta' teetlmeny —----package throegh a window to ||w the machine gun unite. State’s Arte roe y L. F. 11.1,234 was deposited In D i s t r i r t v ,n *yTALLAHA83EE, Mar. IT.—Ran#fTO „„ th# ootolda, and the l»tAirplanes guided tha ailvincaptly lnwastigoted th* i s i a i r i l l . f b , Ohio River ■plllcrl over U* th* county elnce 1924, living on t lien* Stole Ranh of Lon« Weet Flrat Street at Wilson’* ajnnd ng to Comptroller J, M. tar to kla h**U. Officer W * and a'multaneouily titering the dviaad th a n w h ) shores again In the Wheeling, W. Calif., durlgn th* flrtt 10 K. Alton Frrnrll rridmeo on which te fr**'* general appeal to Uxpayer* M1 w t. the batter *prlng#r, tpd road with an Inreeaaat hell y en- y*.t <r?i but without reusing ap- Corner, and waa with tha HU of the organisation’* axil nreclaM* d°aUoi*sr.1 aa^h r >> w c n .t Lumber Company or flv* years from Fab. 1 to Dee. 1, 18U. two w ity n for kldnap- m behalf of tha *«bools, (he aegytakln* th* negro feond ffa* bomb* on alt Ethiopian position.! no,,,' r*,l »* a candidate for Atlantic Coast Lin# n ilreed g „,An n „ , a|x chib sandwich*#, It fa believed thU is ■‘•M* In Hte Fourth IHalrlct, ^ ^ ^ o w M .r k tt. nhlo w^.b before taking over tha direction of m ss# j . ___ iUrt «*i*si kih ...II ^ r * flOWJ! Oft Mftrf«tta, Ohio, With Clement* aald Dr. id th* comptroller that k-M>, pagg a t potato** and n the *a<urn mng th* Credit Association. Mr. Meof *w. —_main _advance hlafatk*r father.V,E.AA.LV Fernell, although turn bio to pay all tax#* coeOaeeO ee PM* neveva th* entire northern front, * hn •>*•« eon.table in that a 40-foot stag* fattWpafad. D an-; N, b U a property owner and tax flrat approached him ELECTRIC PI-ANT *t thla particular time, l( la pro— ---------■■ 1 -----•fv f u " T * . 1! payer, a Ma.on. member of th e . pension jd jj •b leb Marshal Plrro Radoglin dr. M«u®n for eevaral year*. * ..t(U B .pt|rt Church“Iha^rorT uperT n^ *nd the or tided to —— poring te pay thla week approx- K a t k H U l G lU I T Q ' S A.ton Fernell wasr-bOML—n: before . tho rainy Mar. VI.—tI #X (.Ck n > . imaUly IfllO^OO I U I M ef ..k —I _mainl.wwv r>_ r^JT- B « rfim Mar. V —City school •eta fa. Sunday Bthoo, o f , porated In Ca’ifomto i ralaacf "Hi the Oviedo section, WS! . . . o u, th , Ohio, meteorologists Und(nt of ih, Bandly ■_l*»t night approved county and district taxei th* church ta t xaviral year*. ThU 84. I I U The witness raid graduated rum th* schools there, ’ , ... — 1 Estimate* are that (to families 1^ hla f ln t venture Into politic*. not devote HU entire timer '« * v g h i g 'r » r the tar all of the 42 counties through _________ and*hae elwey. Hied in Sem inole'. " more are M M certificate* te whkh the Atlantic Costal Lin*- srrl Aa manager of the Seminole until May, or June o f the electric Ra aubaldinrlea eperat*. County Cfedit Association, Mr. year, Capt-rtJeorge MeRory took |fa Cheek for the** tais* will be­ j systei McNab baa for y e a n kept a com- 1 "I concldered Dr. Ti ta rn yesterday aa h n d ef th# *dn t to th* comptroller's effro vertalng committee M » 4 « ,o<». plefa record of vital statUUca, brilliant man and * phyekfaRl which I* J o ^ r a S ^ , “ *r ^ !S Americcn^*L#gion p’S T s . * ' Kentucky are either out ■of? % » their Friday er Saturday, according to j **** ^ NatfanI iw^T. changes in raaldenee address of all Clemente aaaerted, * prt>,n' ford *nd lh* B*P“»‘ Church I n ..................................... banlu or near it. W. K. Ray. general ceunrol far th e 1 Seminole County people, and other < he resigned only thU w4 died yeetor- Orledw thisrlty. city.He Hi Atlantic Coca- Line, and Mr. L * e '£ ° * £ * to <5»L day a t hie koea* M er -------facta quit* necessary, fa hU ecu*# of difference* wHb District Four Include* Oviedo, I \ •fated today that the comptrotier's Mondey i t e h e e e e w y * a brother ef the Ut* Judge " ■ a * i' opinion to keeping the registration Mml •»** po^UU* and MeRory be office weeld dlatributo th* * Nathan F. Bryaa e f the United book* up to data. I maneuvering." ThU U Mr. FerMl. a f ln t ,e f O w tral Ftert- monies fa (be couutlea the sen,, Btofa# District Court of Appecli venture into politic*. I Both he day the Ceaat Une’e check fa ra­ quarter. and a f the tb* fat* William P. teettfUd, w «e engaged fa reel M , tecrthagK "Tracking te bee been -th* pel ley of ■ — imill In* tertBdaU . all F rrcn . enro United States senator office hoidei p in n e r's office the pa - 1 from Flaridte M e Bryan wax a a t the time th* Tewncewd three yean. Latter* er spprocUtlon are bewa* conceived. Mar. o p erH T m ltb * • fa r t f e d fa e f a ^ prominent East Ceaat derafaper ing received a t th* local office of raise fends te templets the wir­ and waa at *M fame chairman of AfNTRRFt Engand, Mar. f t . ing a t th* new aretecy." decl«r«d the Broward eeuaty board of MIAMI. Mer. ' 57.-Pr»cld*nt th* Central and South Florida Furlong'* Ruoeevslt U cruiing in th* vtcln- Water Conserve! Ion Committee —OPI—Major Noel Cap*. MeRory. Reynold*town repeated hla 1829 Today L t W, D. Maftman fa Ccu Surviving him ere:_ hi* widow. . -,*ty of Clococ Island, north#*.t from United State avnalor* to . BTt?F Bryaa; threo L f Great Inaugua Island, *eeor-|. whom were sent crate* of Seminole victory In the Grand National hi* fare fa the edvettle'eg i | •fa™*** ."••m M e m y Bryce, ing to wireless mr**ag.« racelved County et ery after they voted Steeplechase today. Sir Dnvia /•a . I L i .a "no” on additional appropriation* Llewellyn’i ego, .an outsider, waa Feb. Arerag*. Guild* Ball Bryan and Lourcey her*. Ce, •III *01 ■AKCg O tK E K S lU M v P», Bryant flv* eiefaga, Mr*. Charles A later m**»ntr reported th* tor th* Florida Cross-State canal, second and Jam** V. Bank's Bach­ 14 ____ Phils - m -The ex- the A- Canon, MUmlj Mr*. Arthur arrival of thr Pre«M#nt a bo* nl the F. F. Doroar reports. But on* elor Prince era* third fa a field of Pmuuylv K. Donogan, O rtM * Park; Mr.. Potomac at W rit flco* I.land­ senator wrote that h* did not know U . Golden MUUr, 1934 winner and which I a eerr# Mi rehall Prfab. Miami: Mr*. ,d ri.a t CapC A. 's # * - month, no eaiualti**,” whether b* thou Id accept tho gift, favorite today, toll at tho flrat ranee JL M ften, end Mr* V. waa tho report of f’apt. WlUm aa he feartii aomeona might think Jump, rogalnad bU feet, hut was the WOgreee i Two Brown, lb* ProcUent’e naval a‘do. hi* vote wne "bought" wtth th* pulled up before completing th* C tria Re*** of Jneksom RU. the ee fl) Nothing w a a ia il about fUKIng «*Ury, though the eeltry waa f l n t round. Jim o* M. Careen, prominent MlNo most of a f lb* day cent rout Uia tb# aaneton after they bed ad appnraotlyy moat Only eight boro** finished th* imi ettorney, fa a nephew at Mr. and v i i ■pent In traveling, c u t their vote*, Mr, Doraor Mid. tour and ono-bnlf mil* teat, VV *, -_ ’M V 4 .> !; * . ’ Trial Delayed By Hauptmann Trial Controversy Over Bitterly Scored Political Beliefs ByGov.Hoffman Slight I n t e r e s t Is Taken Locally In Market Agreement H e a d Of Socialist ‘Reeks with Unfair­ Party Denies That ness,’ He Says In He Is Communist Favoring Reprieve 21 Persons Killed In Pl ane Crashes In Foreign Lands t s ~ 10th* t- *• - Italians Engage In New Push On Northern Front Office Of Registrar Being Swollen By Heavy Rain Is Sought By McNab Atlantic Coast Line Plans To Pay Taxes For Public Schools S S J S V H ^ S S Alton Fernell SeckH Office Of Constable In Fourth Issue Of Hermk| If M a k ^ n r Progrxfe Jno. M. Bryan Dies In F t. L a o ^ a le T H ^ 'S r S INEWS 2rfi f 'Z T “ otuiuou si*vu «nd Goidenrod. | Most Senators Liked ICelery; One Doubtftul ■if He IShould Accept ste«plechase Won By ,*uivw°fiki Roosevelt Cruising 1RfJTIOldstOWn Ag&in Around Ciacox Isle Two Killed, Two Ax Flyer Freight 1 LOCAL WEA' A\LT ■Q.-dJ- t- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 26, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 26, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce8c0e9deefc90129865c2d8f6f0a54c.pdf fef9f62fb324f6755b9a55eb7d6c6c39 PDF Text Text • Sanford b 'Hie Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, HJgl And Water Transportation NUMBER II c a n d id a t e HITLER’S ENVOY neva a»™.. BUU^g M n . Arm an t r her New He ad OfChamber Of Comraerce Saya M I f N ot A One- ’ . ThR . a n Are**. R e tirin g * E. F . I ltp liiH ii (abase) a former ps mssattog attorney for Seabtol* Cbohty, today announced bio candidacy far that office. Bp waa Cbpaty Jedye SO y e a n kge and earrad on* term aa mayor of Sanford and three ypom- aa (im -\7 M ) « T > nothin* sis* te do dihif* itm k h a d ’Dm beya In tho borrowed ! eajw hm s on the road, bat wh Bfcp last week’s dara« etpactod from the amr he M horns Mrs. Bra nan was i theme After waiting for a lime' Ipy which sent an to­ dreys th a t, to tha Junior HI i l* into tho MonoapMqo Rivera, ate rtlng School aad than to tho homos atag a*tln a t palate od to normal. a f f .f i Virginia and If He la Playing C anarPolitics” L e ft Fletcher *On A i Limb’, Charges Jax Journjjy Democrat ■raaaa waa known to k i n taken. Thrown Back Upon 1**1 Moo* throe rnltaa from San­ • ^ o P o w eri ; f*» i ho farad hare and the toys N t h (» *ar and a f a t tiro. They Mar; I S - ia v had boon unable to ( a t the (pare . of tocarno H r. <df the rack. Mr. Br.nan pro- * * * P Q ,rejection ________________ Weedgft to da that thlav, bat aftot P j w parpaaali, thoa UffhUnlnr the “Ebro ha hpd bopt a screwdriver double **• ^°**** the Oarha decided K would ha bettor not " ■ * J* T * * U,a « ‘ha Rhineland. !* * delfanOod by Frima Mia later' !to monkey ftvther wRk a berm wed T** - ------’ear. and (unrooted that Mrs, Stlil!UIr JMdwtn** cabinet today, tor of tlranta d rirt fctr fetv feck t* tow n; The French “mInti *“*“ '* state, * . and harp a p r t p mechanic p> * * * N Fan! Banconr, rid tad _ Idea ----- 1 out and rbaare Urea on the hoi*.. y ,r ,‘** 3*«*UyF -----_ Anthony ' _____ A “ f o rr Aa Iloot sn i M ln ttfa —— * -------------L a. ;fa minute -confaranea be* i fere ly in g to Faria. Hitler’s ra­ . fuaal to withdraw bis forces from : the Rhineland ar to accept Judg. moot by world court la Oermany’i , arrumsnt against tha Trencoj Soviet mutual aaalatance part threw tha Rhineland negotiations bach to the Locarno powers. - Ooromay torapormrlly Btarisd a showdown with tha Locarno powers by postponing until two ] days after har rskhsU g tlvrtlons, a formal reply to Anglo-FrancoBelglan porpoula for settling tbs Rhlnolsnd crisis. Simultaneously, Italy natlflsd tho Locarno powers, of which iho Is om , that iho will not orcejA tho Anglo-Francw-BtlgUn accord until she has bean en­ sured that loafoe of Nations M e * »f SeinflMo County aad to­ day announced for th . office of pteesirwtlng attorney for ,Bemlnote Oewnty, a position hb held e BRIEFS feat by vote Senator Fletcher’s 1 bevooee of dlffem oag irlth Dr. to provide $ 18, 000,000 F. B. Townsend. co-founder with him of the plan to gtro gveryoao ag th* undertaking. Flats har," tha nows- over 80 a pension o f $140 a month, f nsnetd with a S portent tranv rtly rtomly ta­ y. little change btreaao northlily cloudy to- White the itstim e at described ths dtffsreacee aa aver "fundsmvntal polislaa of both organliaLea and method* at gaining voactmsnt of th# Townsead PUn Int* tew," CIsmanta told reporters "laltaUpoUtkot Art th* Prasl- he was dlssaUtflad with Dr. Town*cod’s political manmrrerteg. I r Lot Anglos, Dr. Itewaoend •crapted the catenation. «om. mentteg that "tho gutomoot of Retongg stamps affteud te a M r.O sm vnta moete, with my warranty dead an file toda, show, hoarty approval." • “Doctor also wanted a raorgan- •hot Evelyn W. Gunter paid $800 IrtUpo." Mid tho attractive, rad- I* Mary A Jackson for a lot qn •totes/ wito of Clemente, who Oeaar* Arson*, aast qf fcaford by only owe veto shows how very coolly It could have boon put ever by on* word from the White Hooo*. That word evidently was not W toii M d of the Ualvsnlty at Fletfdm After receiving hi* dm Improvement At Hospital Urged By Kiwanis Club w"£ t_ ? .l,fc ^lw “ PUvate eoeroa t the Han- BnPree Plans To Reign City Job ■ana Noproved If Named Senator ahitinsd. id retulhd ion roquvit- I OOMmittee wh«rste th* dele M of Drs u h *l*eted Id Wood- .to th*.Senate*•** h# wi.l not har* to r la one M year. through •a first hoy or Eny t tho U. S. AndJEnglan* To Keep Parity Fleet Of 4.000 Army Wane* Is WantedBy Congress Group, ■ ' LONDON. Mar. 25.—(AP) —Tho United States, G r m Brilnln and France aipned •, ller- new International naval trait-’ ' When lllt'a r dispatched many’a reply to the Locarno treaty signatories, mooting to ponder tha Rhineland crisis, ho-shea* Joachim ron Rlhbcntrop (abora) to carry Hie document In person. (AH Photo.) - j-r TampaGrandJur) To Quit T onight Real g n a t i o n b Will . Be Asked Unless All Gaming Stops JACKSONVILLE, Mar. tS— *)—The Jacksonville' Journal dent Rooetto with Uto 1148*00,400 ■hip east! sj.attva?m -rt M o t e a t Uto Banfbrd High Restriction On SfeMt Of Navies Remove* By Pact F ram ed At* London Conferen^ft I*** <<rtv* back aleag the road Kra. Uka affieo.naUI April, l * r , and » h a te W flU raelgn from thg City Comwlsilm at that (low, W. |L P aten t, city coauniMlawat a n / eaadidalo far the state Sega*, ■ stats monk u Thg * > * 1 ty to d a y . The pact rerjiovca rentric- , lions on the aixe of the nn vieg, j hut the United State* uo« i » at Britain. poaaeswrR o* 'Thti'Anglo-American aerate' J fiesta, agreed separately Ip mat%i ! lain thvlr navtaa a t tha mam.leys, 1 cl. This Anglo-Aimrtcan ogr ejfc. ’ inrnt waa esprasaod la r t i t i m a 1 °f U tter, between Manana A* Darla, heed of tho American d*|%. gatiun, and Anthony Eden, B riK ft l*h foreign aecntkry. In elgnlng tha traaty, Dnvtk •aid th* United Slates i n l i h J •$ "*n carrying forward certehi ta rn r demental principals of naval 11% . Itatlon which, with good will #A . tho p art nf all naral powers, Wjfli - ’ •errs to present tV aval race," Bte • edited that tha American gam. crument regreta tha tnatroMeMk' "falls short of our beat hopes In ithat It make* no provision f t t quantitative reduction and Hmttte; lion." Up asM the la tm to ttad S * situation was responsible far tkje fact and "In Um clrruamtaamwa ~ TAMPA. Mar. 88.—(AT—Ths Hillsborough county grand Jury late yaaterday Issued a flat de­ mand for gambling In ihifcounty to mbs# at midnight tonlgnt. and said resignations of the county Judge, the sheriff and the county eolkttor would bo requested If It did not e)ep. . * / " T h / grand torf even annoOhcsR how Its members voted oa the question as It prasentad the fut. lowing brief refer, to tho court: "WW, the grand Jury report, re­ commend thet the county Judge, thg jh e riff end tho county aoltoitor bo notified that gambling must bo stopped In Hillsborough rouaty by midnight. Mar. 88, IBM, and If thsy fall .to. do so, that thslr resignations bo requested. dstcriblng equipment of tho Are Thle rote was 10 ayes and seven my Air Corpa as "Impotent" sad “Inadequate.” nose. . . Ths report sontteoad that wMg “ (Signed)" Cortgrea. ha. aathorteod an toWILLIAM MARSHALL fwwt 1044 "Cltrke* te 1144, th* Army authorisation stands a t only MOO .ptewM, -Th* Dumber aad typo of plaaea la Uto QAtion • Insular poMAaaJoaa v m nold by Ui* report to mak* "air defvnso of tbes* pooaooolMto aiready Impotent" Testimony of Assistant lm % tary of War Woodrtag krfOis am Slot Machine Coins, appropriations .ub-commlUoo WM Caah, Tires And Oil quoted te wkish be preoqnted iter Taken A t Two Places uie* Indicating that allowtag M afternoon washouts, del tvtrios and sthw • House. the Army AJto Robbura laat a'ght got away considerations, with consldsrabla rash. » number Cbrp* will har* approahMtofy S I "f Urea and $80 worth of oil s t airp'snoa on July 1, ]P$g, Reel e garage and KngliriT* Gulf Cuban lottery and bollte gambling operations hers • re carried on under- protection from public officials have been ™**to by varloua civic organise- ft Ute Aatlcr* Discrimination Bfli A ttacked By U » > s | *4 Faskard, ag. •rSBnltatlon, to •% I e'cluck this to,Oub, as off). WABHINDTON, Mar. —Charlsa Waaloy Dunn a t £ 1 ) Grocery station was also rifted quantity o fo lls te to n . and a Roosevelt Is Fishing In Bahimm Islands . MIAMI, iU r. 88.—OF)— Presldont iSaoMvglt arrived at MatUtoww town, great laagua Island, la Uto Bahems*. today shosrd Uto d*- p rt j n f 4 an*' *re$ Klwaatoa QkMteJw ■ ?« aS*< •Mftaa Monaghan to Had a m w presidential ship, th* Potomac, owalUag him. It v u Ms flrtt vtew of tho.sonvarted Coast Ouard ctoter.and he prepared to board It during tea day to eonUnwg hte ftehlng cnilag; .The deatraygra Monaghga gad Dale will contlaua M convey far tha presidential ftehto* pariy. - • DOING m! jjn t F4)Ch»g) Judiciary aatocommUteg 1 tha Borah anU-prico dtevi bill w*o unconsUbutlot vtew was chollsnged pro Senator Borah, Idaho R who m (/ th* M l waa wl iUtutloaa) and designed t e Intareat” to g n discrimination a l p N a t tag com paUtlaw. LOCAL kl * .i ' % �v difl- M ... THB SANFORD HttRAtP, HAHTOKP, FLORIDA 9 * # rd A FaM W ul L e a d e r R aU ves t Six years ago th* local Chamber of Commerce, reflecting, perhaps, the spirit of the eommunftjr, w*a «n insipid iuvI lifeless thing. It had virtually died on it* feet, and the town, too, had died with It. An atmosphere of pessimism prevailed which it n s doubtful if anything cculj shake off. The full realization of a staggering mu* niciptd debt had, ju st dawned upon the taxpayers. AH tha old (tanks in the county had dosad thair th>ors. Almost every day aaw its new crop of bankruptc'?* among mer­ chant* bunitwits aw* awl farmers. People were leaving town, lik* rata ftroaa * sinking ship. U wag about Utah time that Harry Papworth let ghout the task a t caaggaaiaing the Chamber of Commerce. tU called a maatinc in the commissioners' room of the City Hail, amt tm sons# reason og other the place was Bsckad and; jammed. Hr. Papworth was enthusiastically oloctal prwridsnfc and tha aieet'ng was concluded in a spir­ it of optimism which hadn’t been felt in thia town since tfu> boom. Almost from that moment to this, Sanford has forged steadily ahead. On# of tha first thing* that was done wis to make tha Chamber of Commerce n county organization and to Igtaroat the people of the outlying towns In its activities. Mr. Papworth was among- those who were largely Instru­ mental in convincing the County Commissioner)! of the I. WEIINERIMY. Match U , I f 36 wisdom of levying a small! Uu for publicity purposes so th a t for the first time in Us history the Chamber of Commgree was assured of sufficient funds to m iry on the most - VEST WITHOUT FRETTING: necessary features of its work. In our opinion among the rosily outstanding achieve-Beat la the Inrd, and wait | i r -1 t NAUTICAL AMBULANCE SAVES CDU. : > * ____________I ' . r 'r , I WEDNESDAY, MAIICH 25, 1933 TV* herring full, once a acareu- David Is Last Of A ion, Koran, ger t rd. h id been known to Heat l o»w *nto*-f«*r, old, a i t burn lo halt Irani fUlkJn* boat*, raid } Jd A ‘SM t Dav.d.- Ila U In b'.s blutbany field* and attack amt _ ; mother'* *oatody and U U)ppor'.e>) eat inullcr fowl. r \ t | by » ItZijBOO trte-l futtl rrra t- Mdtvani Family; Casts Lot III Oil - » a ,lmca/ * ’V * ' 1 tWvM ob*s Sr>l ,-s • option on » L a i d F o r t u n * F o r Tof-la Vmlce, amt K«r»M r . . , , s f r t r i r - r , ; ^ ram : t* W y him wl*e ntmi*y lo H e M arrjtnsr Matvanui. , nk lbr nm w,„ In F ie ld A t V e n ic e I*. ni'R ti t n t i sitA V Y ^ iv tr by dirorraft, WIIv f<,,u |n ' ^ y ha<i di««»veirj r. nrit • b *kc" fletd and by tha fom- of tlu-ir j p'rMnaUKsa * a l thair rnUiuil- R * -( t o - - * r n ^ g j * th rlr marri*«*S ' an.1 . . . v only iO y |» r old DftVftl .. **8**tS t. * boat* *w»*d **v*ral r>W orinvj „ ' . ... > wH.-b.-* ftk S d Moortotad with htm in aetormi ether Tenia re* betlevri, the tr.o, I, credited with fdan-l- hare Want) paying hint a tra rrl in* the oil to o ip u y which >1- . thou anal «.’«l!ant weekly. V/h -n nnat ovcinleht thotqrad the forA li'iii t h k Ifled Keren nrotllin uma af the imnnU*** yo.njt Rua- ' ago, he left hi* (ortnno of r f f r r i l , To Our New ii*n pi infr*—AKata killed In inrfliun* to hi* to o bealbrn an I ,n aatmnobllr aeci<lrnt In Spain lit* SODA tw* abtara. Herye'a rriH, th •* lit year. Stt-j*. .killed in a p»Ia •aatt iafom m nt -aya, ikaly wrfl FOUNTAIN terldrnt tn Florida a law daya leave hr* aviate lo Dav.d and k in ' il Ami ten. anl hlmulf. two Kitten. • ! LUNnn»)NF/iTFDi vid. orkanirar of rootpan >■* Sera* liked to he called "Prince lon^rollinjr a Unit to «<rlU, r»nuitani," oral always Kftak* .if Rreakfaat Pern J Kv, ry Morning o fait (or nl b 11 yiari agu, wti>n JM l.ttncN II To O’clock bimmlf, with hin tonya* I* hn h* was , lu. I'm had ouij *•><)", ,-hrrk. s i “th* prince;'* Drvid pec- j thkj, he amt Sere*- bad aaved ferret being plain “Mr. Mdivani.'' Tss s M Sandwiches (root their ablare* *.i labor* ra lit H« rnitkl have gotio a long way Home-Made Pies Tear * and Okalohonm oil ficlda. (St th* x rv an . p rrtu m n x h* hail Rlght Is th* mldat of th* w*r*t fl**d MarUtta. Ohio, had av*a tiavid want to work in the oil . . .. #*p*rl.oe*d, AIK* Ruth Matlaln, I, baeama to III that h***IUI traatfield. h*rv, nMSmalCle aearehtitde b, on d k l^ U l!. M h . 1f°fne-A U d£_Sotjp_ - MUkntlr f t r him: fr*i not tbyw lf ______ _____ ____ _______ ____ ____ _______ _______ _________ mant »** nactaaary. Tan-foot w itar auaraundad har ham* but a dtqtar and ■ nura* aolvtd th* pfoblarn by aamfn* far har In * bait for oil propa.tr oh whkk to aiak , hf name of’"D.vhl P ctatr, ftab d ... well* uf hi* awa. and lawarlnj th* llttl* wiffartr fa*m a aaoond-ttary wlsdbw. LAaaa7 ^ « y , ° b * c l , 7 * wh0f Who'th o ,,r ,h e mo" 1 H,,lB » ni> e ffic ie n t ch a m b e r or Manner*” for bit atovi* work. atatad Praaa PhotaJ - bringtih wicked ii.vicr. 10 p a ..,--1com m erce si-:n-tury In tho S tate of FtorUii. Kiirl L ihTh* youthful Dmvkl had una Fruit Joicvo 87: 7. fiieiul ,n Hollywood—the .ta r, miuin wns thru recognized, ami wtiil is recognized, as the GkTrt NUW TRIAL '•la N tg tl. whom h a and Serge ’ t principal exponent of his kind of work In this part of the SA N FO R D TW EN TY Y EA R S AGO .iad met on a boat romlnc to this . t t ’i a gend thing w* don't TALLAHASSEE, Mar, 21-.en try three year* before. David country. It was no small achievement gutting u man of daagVTCtM fhxida hare. W .’a ha»» v.a an oil wurker, but he aUu ’( APF- j A • new trial -J — Matoen hit caliber lo take over the secretarial duties Involved in Th..-, wh.. thoughth* «ei«ry, R i c h m a n ' n A m p h i b i a n • t* pot lh* Injured In jail. Drag S u n .%*• a prtnru and h a Uli* tiu- H u!.;; convict* t in Dade county of «; ______ ItJ D e s t r o y * ! preaacd lluilywo-id when Mias Ne- manat *ugh ft r. waa o n lm d bjr the a community as torn by dissensions and generally de­ Fair wa. . Joke wok. op on a, l> |a n e I'hon* IU* w rf# u kappolntment y^itcnfay * ;rt Introduced him atkev parties. Supreme Court. r '_ B tnator Trim mi ll l> S u fftrln g pressed as this ons was at that time. Mar. J5. -( A P I —Th, So David d ila’t *tay long In-the - j from the Mi> headline. M ult It is not necessary, for ua to go Into detail with re­ morning when th* celery .tart,-1 *ot hi* feat n,-t in the croaa spect to the many accomplishments of the Chamber of coming In from aavcnl wreltor;, worW rtTOrlj.holding amphlblai. uil fUtldg. When Mark Rennetscan i . Commerce during Mr. Papworth'a regime. All this has and the 1km* pr.t** w*r* awad*d jdgpe of Harry RKIiman, aerecn met the young prince, the pya> ssU : "111 bet , you'd look previously been stated’ftile numerous time*, Vlsusl ev­ t* th* gTow*n wno rra n tti that and night rlub linger, was ,1- lueer iwell In a dree* euiL llow about SPRjNG 19 HERE! , > w V A lm o it a quarter of 1 million idence of some energetic driving force in this community fur a little trouble • grrat rn atroyad by flam** on lliocaym Wceua.ag on* of nay actor*t". wa* In atora fur tknn. Hay Tuesday, but (he I porta nit, I J * 1W In the United State* ar* •sn be hod almost anywhere as one drives by the now re- ward Fur Sl.w a warit, David becanwAmong thov* winning pria-a Tier wa* not aboard. ^receiving uUI ag r pesaiOM, o j^ n e d Mayfair Hotel, or the new oil companies’ and Now i* the time to have Sennctt comedian and ‘ tha war*: T. I. Ilawkin*, L. A. BrtiinFllot Georg* IJaufklrch, taxlinr % President ltuu**,a!t'» Suctaj wholesalers’ warehouses on the lake, or over the recently Uy, Jo* Camaron, and H. II. the plan* from the ramp to th' friamls he made through atudio your dark winter aatt nd aoelal runtacta helped great(ifpenrity Act. They run from *10 runUructetl Uikefront Boulevard and the St. Johns River Chappall. The ludgev wn« Viking Airpjrt, lumped Into th' later In finafirtns the Mdivani: Georg* liny, J. N, Whltnor, and bay unhurt a* fire enveloped <h ^ mTown*^r.U .V ™ ™ Er,t,*c’ or ^ the Canning Factory, or around cleaned and put away for Cliarlta Tyler, three gentlemen red ami white craft. Daufklrcl Oil Company. S *U O'f«rm«r v W bofe»l. A. a patty a t Pnlr.'a David met kndw celery thoroughly. . **Id he believed a „hnrt circuit lia r \ fur my. Ho * u rn actor of t ’gjoo a month, but at le**t it la I We ‘,0 not * 'V8 Mr. Papworth, nor aatr one man, cred- who the aumrner. Alao let u* * The Mine* Mary and Jails reaponalblo. — ",yfaj, I It for bring wholly responsible foe Utgae improvements Zachary imall ean-rqneuceg—tta actur he.pent Sunday tilth their Rlchman piloted the llltto jdsn Uond^r that Utt* y e ir'i --------- o------- here; but wo do know that Mr. Papworth has worked trtitirram # of a R tn n ett. nhim—while parent* at Zachary'* Mill. to an (hternallonil altitude recor! Mae waa one of tha aereen’s n_ ....... ,___ . ingiy, .unceasingly and unsslfishly In behalf of every Mra. F. A. Johnaon wai 'Tnatl- for amphibian* of 18,841 fact ami . . ic. a .rcnml -worthv)hlie movement In this town during the past #i< or gator” of a aurprlia birthday on* week taler to the world apc'i reigning favorite*. Mas took am seven years. He has tried bard to make Sanford grow party givin Mar. 30 for Mil* record ’ for amphibian, of DO.fif iturnedirtr fanry tn th* yoon* prince a n l H a rd eonf*»**,l later rnfsrwnaily intend* to rot* fur air.’ prosper. Ho has dons the very beak he eould. And he France. Tearaon r t har horn* In mile* an hour for 1,000 kilometer* he wan “completely' tmwlgd ouev" Pant*. The evening wa* delight­ without payload. • Hprah; kin follower* may vat* a* has never received one cent for hi* service*. by Mia* Motray's kearity. M*»afully «prnl In dancing. MtafrtahM h i yla*M. That moat com* a* Time end time again he has risen before sunup in tho rhtle, Serge married1 FM*. &*’• o n * f m '~ *i« }•«'"' Z1 am ,twV' tlA W * a Ma-r*Jl*f to own* tip onr local morning to drive fifty or a hundred miles to some merilag mtnta war* ..erred at a late hour General Hermann Wilhelm The union of Mae and ltov after which thr Jolly party daDamocral* who ar* running an of tho Central Florida Council of Chambers of Commerce. Goer pg of Germuny la prealden. waa th* atwwnd o f' a * aariea nd pwrtrd. tM Townsend plank. It eertainJiBSA Every session of tho S t Johns River Improvement Associa­ Mr. amt Mra. W. J. McBride of tha relchatig, general of the Follow. The Crowds L A N E Y ’S 2K S Seminole Co. Laundry J f would be ambarrM.ing to tbam • k**» to turn Republican on tha tion has heard his voice hi advocacy of river improvement. v»ry avo of a Pautocratlc primary. 11* has not miaeed a meeting of tha Sbite Road Department in six years. Day after day a id day after day ho had gon* Hriabaa* « f , th a t * certain down to tho Chim berof Commerce building totottend some “sunftera racket," or boll to, takae committee meeting or cope with the mass of correspondence ,l*W » 0 a weak from Mfami'a which In constantly accumulating there. aegro population, keeping thnuWe hivu not always agreed with Mr. Papworth on ■Mda poor. The u m . thing go«w everything that ho has dona. Nor has he agree > with ua on on everywhere, Brlabaito add*. Th* sue# tkJoa n ru ta * D» k*n «v,;rything we thought. We do not expect that of any man. though Jt mar not r*adt th* pr*! ®ut w® aro willing to admit that ho has contributed hi* money, porUona of gao^WO a work. How- ‘ time, llm*’ Hie nlB n’ow I ' and *™ influence in In i measure which entitke entitles •Hr, U U cartain that hundra.la hfm him to our unntinted unstinted praise and to the everlasting gratitude ,af.qur peoraat clthen., nr* read* of this tbls ccommunity. o m m u n ity. PO0(*a sack. w**k berauto tkay a —■ w|(L buy ticket, and bocaoao II * • * „_ - . doe* not ***») poaaibt* u .top A n Im p o rta n t In d u s try . thl* illegal gambling. _,. * ►' i --------- ---------- Unique among the Industries of the South If tfie pro■. f*t*» Tomaeeiio, candidate for duction of nitrato of soda a t the Baryett Company's plant *??.” **: *p*at. th! r* ior ,Port|un | at Hopewell, Va. Of particular Importance to tho farmers nfanhie^^th#* ' of tha South, as well as tho whole'country for thkt mutter, . S ? T k a i m l i l a i band* *L i ! ? ® ***** U th» onlK ^ ‘rn making ujtrpfe of In t^hJU5, rountry. co u n try. PPruvlously, re vio u s ly, jmsctleally all. ofof- the the ttltUwagon on which a nombur of can* goda f® * ,n pijactically all. S k h ta *ra hoping to ride into }r»to< used In this country came from Chile In South AmerJitfiee, Ant as a* often happen* fc»' . . ’7. . i Jwbtn too many climb oa Uto satoe ch ie f uea o f n itr a te o f soda U In the fe rtflfte r In­ ; fcaariwagea U I* H*W* lo- Vraak____^ d u s try , w here It Is used to re s u p p ly the aoH w ith th e n l!Mown. Qua candidal* might hop# trogen \re m o v e d b y c u ltiv a tio n ," . says the M anufacturers I* 1 1tract acme veto* by f Rwcurd • f c a the prc»«M state adminWr*-1 R ecord, " I t is used both In t h e .p r a fH fttlo n o f m ixe d fe r t l. perfected ueWaw of nitric acid, a coraivery Mdugtry and easentiaT vea. ■f t K therefore, g firod, America. The dependence at, upon tha nitrate of eoda, in Sad th* Miaaes Ada mid Avia Step*from motored over tu HeLand Friday on a baaintai an I plewaur* trip. Mf. and Mr*. Kugtn* fjirsmor* a r t racaivlng congraluU'lona uni tRC arrival of a ion. (labort Eu-, gettt l.artmorf, Jr., born Ratiir-J day. Mar. 18, at their homv In ■takaemrin*. Mrs. (.aramore la th# former Mia* Vivian Ytiaerl of tllla city. Mr, and Mr*. II. 0 . Smith of O»l*do «r* In the city ahaktng head* with their mnny fVendw They expect to *t»y th* wte-C ahd taka In Iht C*lrry Fair ah I Sprimt Rarilval. * , Franklin O. Evan* of Kaltnir, I’s. I* the gueat of Mr. and Mr*. II. H. Chappell. . Mra. W, J. Thigpen left on Tuetday to viait friend* In Lake­ land. « * - rilchawehr, general of thr *ifjrce, general of police, rrlehimini.ter of av'atlon, dlree^rr of television, maatar of thw hunt, and chief foreater of the hant. T1 .A! ~ Building Material* fo r (amber, roaring and banding m aterials of *1) hind* tall on na­ ile r* you’ll find the moat reason* k)< pricer and bee1, quality am Ik. quick eat a e ra te ./ onrigRte armvie a. H IL L ' ■i* V , . ** #. , ^ T TR* laughing gall la a Fiords bird. n i i u . i ^ u u : t* f nitrate o f soda economic gives th * unique place In t ! �----- WEDNESDAY, HAgCH t t , t j t l BP THE SANFORD HER Ain , SANFORD, FT.ORTDA PAGE THEM PITTSBURGH FLOOD LEAVES STORES IN RUINS Mr*. W. L. Henley la Chosen President Social Calendar THURSDAY The board of m anagers of the Woman's U ob of Sanford arU have a cab artt dinner from l:M P . M| to 8:00 P. M. a t tha ehi» bouse. Program a t 8:00 P. I t Res­ ervation may be made by talaphoa- lng n -J . The Alathean Class of the F irst B aptist Church will have a apendtha-day party at the homo of Mra. R. F. Copper In Oviedo. Covered dish luncheon a t noon. Members wlH meet ag 10:00 A. M. a t tbe church. Mra. W. L. Henley, newly-elcetcd president of the Preabyter.ao A oiillary, will entertain tbe membeta of the board of the auxiliary a t 3:30 P. M. at her home, 308 Weaj Fifteenth Street. FRIDAT Tbe Geneva Ifcma. Demonstra­ tion Club will have its “Achieve­ m ent Day” at the Community Hall and te rra one of Ha chicken pie auppere. K Seminole Rebeirah Lodga will .m eet at 8:00 P. M at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. N. de V. Howard the U. D. C. wil) jn M. at the home of I Wh le, 222th Weat Firat Street. SATURDAY Circle Number Two of the Firat Mathodlst Church will hare a rooked food sale in the morning Ir front of Penney’a. The executive committee of the Society will Florida Audubon m eet at 10:00 A. M. at the Mayfair Hotel. A luncheon will be given for tho eicutlve committee of tho Florida Audwbon Society, local merrf.era of the 'Society, and leaders In local irhoota of Junior Audubon Groups a t 12:80 P .M. a t the Mayfair Hotel. MONDAY An expression recital will be given at 8:00 P.M. e t the South Bid* Prim ary School. Tho puMle U invited. te rla a Auxiliary, will entertain tbe members of the board of the Auxiliary lafonaally Thursday afternoon at > 4 0 o’clock a t bar homa, 808 RTaot /tfta o a th S tra a t The follow tag officer! b are been Invited to attend i Mra. S o , f . Mann, vice-pro*ideal; Mra. Wal­ lace W. Ball, aaeratary; Mra. W. , A. Zachary, t n a n r a r ; Mrs. Emma Woodruff, historian; Mra. W alter H. Bach, flower chairm an; Mra. Ralph Austin B plth, parliamen­ tarian ; and Mrs; E. D. Brownlee, preea chairman. The following iocrcUrlea of CBusea h ate also boon Invited to attend: Mra. 1C. W. Fite, Mra. E. L. Morrow, Mra, Edward S. Mc­ Call Mra. Q. H . Brown. Mra. J. O. H uff. Mra* L. 1. F railer. Mrs. H. H | McOkelin, Mra. S. R. Dighton, Mrs. Henry McLaolln, Mra. N. H. Garner, and Mrs. H. M. Rumblay, Circle chairman *xnectod to attend ara: Mra. 8. E. Andrawa, Mra. Philip R. Bach, Hra. L. P. Boyle, Mrs. V. M. Green, Mra. F. D. Rcott, and M m D. L. Thrasher. Louis Baum, Orlando, H u rt In Auto Wreck ORLANDO, Chicago T r a f f i c CHICAGO, Mar. ! S _ t* > _ A bighw »j Tow-way la o ffe n d as a volution to Chicago’, traffic probImh. i It entails the draining of a U a cohi park lagoon pad the tutiding of. a k ith «pood roadway on its soggy bod. Engineers aay It la the moat practical nggoatio n yet mada to ua^nar! traffic. The lagoon, which roaamMaa a •anal, parallels the outer drive atomg the lpk« shore, north of the loop butityogs area, for two mlloa. The ra te r .drive la aearcaty able to take carp af rusk hour traffic P erso n a ls ‘Alsbald’ T ra n s la te d As ‘Forthwith’ Was, Cause For Alarm Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Almond of A tlanta ara guest* for a few day* a t Ih* Mayfair Hotel. LONDON, Mar * 5 .-T h e p c . ent *e**i«n ,,f the Council of thr I eagur ,.f Nations in l^ndun prutuibly wil] down in history a . the '* •bald .r.ajn n ." n> a rr null of Ihe terrific to-do here f1>r a day r whether the Cernian word "al-hald'* m ram "forlhwith or **10 due cour.e " For twenty four hour., the fate of the world x-eoinl to turn on a I ran. In I iort nude hy a Hfi-a week In-agoe Inteipreler. who rendeieil the .alien! .entence of the tele v a tu frutti Hanoi K oo.tanlm ,ui N rurath, (lerioan Foreign Min i«ter the. N. K. Hardy la recovering at hia home Mi Beards!! Avenue from C. D ,t Shatniouih of Jscksouv tta i pent Tueaday night at thr M ayfair HoUl. Mra. Ben Cogbum haa arrived from Galneaville to spend a week hero with her parents, Mr, and Mra. R. C. Long. Beardall Avanue. Mra, Alex Vaughan has gone to Dkmdien to ipend a few diya with Mra. Clarence Davison and Mra. George Bunker of Yonkers. N. V. Jam es W. Barnes ha, arrived from Sarasota to spend a few few days here at the Valdea HoteL by I thei: Mfa Mr. and Mra. H. E. Waahbum uf Caneabort, N. Y. arrived today to visit Mra. W aahbum’i cousins, Mra. C. J. Meriwether and Mrs. A. L. Betts, for a few days. Clarence Rawson of Abbeville. 8. C. haa gone to Tampa a fter •pending a faw d ay s. hare at the M ayfair Hotel. Mr. Rawson 1* a brother of & E. Rawson of th l, i i * i M with cuttiu'.11..|| » ith thr flogging, tu n in g n> I finii.. ■ n,; „f » t r u i i v m |d " > > d Eddie Cantor, Sally Filer, and I'ariynkaikua, faniuoa Greek dialnrtician, in a scene from Stiikn Mr Ihiik,” (M.lin'ji - i \ t h a n n u a l n i n - o a l which come* to the iliii I hnat •r Tonight and Ih ir-.luy Klhel .M. im.n la also featured. Townsend s Aide hi>l *n fnart tli.- TowriM1-<1 I'litn Resigns Office fiort m«k<» no d fffMtin m On Eve Of Probe itMiiirty 'll* - Mrs, 8. M. E aitcruy has r»turned from Orlando where »hr •pent a faw daya vrilh Mr*. R. Bower. She was accompanied home by Hra* Edward Higgins ((’■dIIrupiI I’viiiki I’ngp ilnrl Jellnak and other eaglnoor* Mr. Baum received critical head figure the proposed ntnaorgod and Mra. R{ R. Dees who epent U ry. "Mr. ( leim nts was general Monday afternoon with Mrs. Bow- manager and hud hu it up 7.0s)i> Injuries, according to attending highway could be mada Into a physiclnna, and w»a aufferng from thing of b ta a ty —fo r IdJMBJMO. duba with millions uf member*, shock. •ml a treasury of I H ii.ikhi with They mould eroet arched * m Mrs. Lee M. Rambottom lift out any deb's. Rut Doctor wanted p l a i n ad tha*V aw tlan type far Monday for Plalnwell, Mich, to pedaetrUna, and would Uodacape ■pend a ahort time on builnes*. 18 general managers." Clcmenti’ statem ent and his She was accompanied by Mra. T. exptnnsl’nn emphaalxed J Drummond, Mr*. Theodore wife’s Pope, and Mrs. J . V . Chltdrce. th a t he atilt believe* in the plait They expect to return in about to pay $"U0 n month to persons ay. transactions tax to rn’ae the p> n* dent’g political advisors dictating •Ion money. D r. Townsend, sht Ma action or lock ef action on the I said, originnlly planned i In per****11 It would be hard to imagine cant national sales tax. Representative John 8ten-n Mcra n * politic* than tUe. To stop work on the canal now would be ta five the Republicans tometUag with which to ridicule the Flwtdent all over tho country. They would point to that 'hole TONIGHT IB the ground* In which 11,400,000 has been rank. If the canal Job Is stopped, that money le clear* V a complete and condoled*' waat*. * m| f. \, r p’Oii •*i ■t .if ii i ill it law, rnt irJ rifinirntN 1 r. wig nit “o u r |*l. n- to f le e t COmrr>,'*»llrfl ikt t)l(. tt« XI ”0 jit Ml fl CAMO of 1Vkti ki»V rut ft o..1 I*, mi; ilbt« In ukti • “ h.' *nb!( “ Or Townsend w ant'd .t th ird i»nrty m n v em rn t bit < le n ie n t n oppoarwf i». T lin m g li rienietilB* fi>-o|H*fat i*n, ! u.,iw ililt* to b ar k ibiiwfi Hr.. Towtiien*! 1 rr ITre! r l u m r n l s * r****i|[riAtb«n be rnuho h$• h u ilt u p th u movt-mriil urul Or, T nw nspntl, t o n / 1 M rO m iitry i. v e i l e d he h» l fllril u p e t l l b m ■ o k i n i r to f irre H o m o c o n s i d e r a t i o n o f hi« b II, dition th at they spend it ta rh • ml thnt ltM) m em lw r* w ere n-a.ly month. s It* *U'n 11. A t o t a l o f 21R n am es Mrs. Clements, whn said they Arm ne oleil to forc e corislilem* on, Clmirnt*. a yoiingi<h. frailboth planned .to eontinu- iirlWo President Asked! a fte r her husband returni If He k Playing support to his reel estate bo. m-s* Ii California, cradjted C lrm m i, with Canal T olitics’ having evolved the two percent TOKYO. Mar. I8/-4«V -JU - in oth»r anlrtials/by that >r> n-ilurr prevent ■ •c rio u l-am er to medlrvl inv*,tjg»tnrs. In 13011 It wa* thought (bat ™n" r wa« confined to man. and particularly |i t |n|r- |„ rivilliFil rwnmunitie*, I.aU r It wac ahnurn that rsnevr can found throughout the \ ertabrat* kingdom; that ii, In practically J l animala that have a spinal column Th,* ''cancer pmcevv” la fundam rntally the came in all epeeiea uf animala. Furthermore, cancer can be pro'I trn l experimentally and ef the ili'e.iaea which can lie produced ctperim entally few. If any. altnu a tr the normal hi loan dlaeaaa HUa Dorothy W arren returned yesterday from Perry where she has been spending aome time w ith her grandmother, Mra. J. F. Jernigam .The only other read* . through the park that might bo etlllsad at* what Otto K. Jallnek, traffic engtnoer for the Chicago park district, cam “horse and buggy” drive* of the twisting variety, beautiful bat wet practical. Ja p Prow ler Says THere*H B« No W ar Wfclle He’s On Job <’ \NCKW KfXF.VHCH Mra. J. R. Hooker of Aleaandrta, Ve. la visiting her bm ther and slater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. W. J . David, at their home in Geneva. Chicago River, traffic from aevoral source* will converge In the > . Tokach will render two m o l eoloe. The P«T. A. la ipaoaor i f the program and the pobllc la ta- How’s Your Health This scene sf date 1st ten was left In one of Pittsburgh's biggest deperlment etaree by ten-foot flood water that covered the downtown shopping district. Workers ara ahown attempting rehabilita­ tion. (Associated Preea Photo) , Mar. Baum, owner and proprietor of UtBR BkhJ»Ho-Waar, smart w*«an’i apparel shop of North Orange lAvenut, and a well-know Orlando buiiniaa man, was seriously mjur*4 1st* Tueaday night In on 2-Barreled Word Upsets League Of Nations For Day .......... .. «a< ,1,. I»yvd hviv "b ib .I'Uli-,* Itnbcr, T. Orwell rim .idi-r.d in ..to* for u change uf vrnii" to oH-.tb r county on tin- dr-fen*,. |i|rs l l m t t.ur Tiin‘, were iinpoo.ildn hare. S - « , iiom o f I* )nry. halted late ye.lerilny lie defense i n o l j o u , . w a s mil n -nnieil today mild ;ht‘ jodgw could lulu on the |NOnt Tho o- on ttiol now :,re t \ V Itrown. John I’ llrb lg ., und 1' W I a ril.In, iotm rr pollenmnn and .peeuil officer,, - 1n-c’f it H11V (burgl'd In this etise aw■IIi Ihe kbl nuiung of K F. I’o (not who, with •lo,e|ih Shio'iimkrr end Sutn 11. Ito g rr., a s , mnnhnnd ed oy n noib lit*! November. Shoemnknr din, I nitm day* lulrr. t h r e e weeks he s p e n t all hie tim e n libri t y *uNciirt’b an tm, Thr riR u ll wan tho fs>riniitjuf\ of Oil! Age Revolving I1*union*, 1 mm loti. Town t ml pr ovo l lu have liltlo u* hi hi m lur o r g a n u ln g anti jt wu» Hiia f t n h i r r t h n t i I t n u r i i t i pus* o II* I. A lth o u g h rlfm en U It) in krrp Ihe it. to»t»k* gro u m l, r rv e n tly h** han been men- t on* <1 ‘In nrw*pap«r ami mngj* lookjnj mrn uf miMlIum bright, iUi* i ilit-let ami T o w n ^ n tl I* un* knew Townsend In Ijmif It.mrh* 11» hiive rvBenti’tl I he Caljf, Ono day Town^rnd burst ri-fer* nt‘$*g tr» h is *n»-fo untle r’s i n Into hi*. o ffice witj, a drclanitlm that be hail thought of d rur** p o r U n c a In th e o r g a n l i a t i o n . for the ilt presR i'n, r l r m m t s ■$ sumrtl he w a s fooling, until * h 1 outlined |h«* p lan, r i c m e n t u b fam«* Interested and for the next MONEY FOR R E IJB F WASIHNCiTON. Mar. I S —W Thr Rrd C ron announced yeatrrday it had received a total ' "Bf $1,171,000 toward the $3,000,000 T hat nherrvallnn wan. In effect, linked ns a fund far flood relef* thnt (he (ivrman proposal to con­ sider th r Hitler plan simultane­ Th*- p e d e s ta ls supporting the ously with the Carman nrvech uf columns uf the Theodora Rootsth r ias’iin u part was u nn crept abb- >rlt m e m o r ia l in New York City ami impossible, and that Fiandin are dreorated in baa-reliaf with would Iravr 1-ondon rather than figures of - animats natlva to ronslder it. America and Africa. Catching Cold? Try thla unique aid to nose and upper throat —where moat cold* start. Its timely uie helpa prevent many colda. Juel o /me drape up each noasrif Tho ramathahle m eet* of Vlcke d ro p s haa braucht scores of imita­ tions The trade mark Va-tro noi it your pram lion in getting thle exclu­ sive Vicki formula. ta n wi Money-Back THURSDAY , T h * FkecIdeal’s greatest hope hi keeping Florida In the Demo­ cratic column Uaa In North and Waat Florida among th* people trite meet ardently want this canal. Booth Florida b against him already. Florida b a doubt­ ful stats right new, and that due te anti-Roosevelt sentiment In Booth Florida. Na better way coald have been drab i d te drive Fteridn eet ef the' Democratic tola toe than le step the ca u l better U SE D 09 W I TIBRI $a, 000,DOOWbHh •f Fva and Baautyl inoe orb bo u j term* to ;et* Drive a □ud of and mat to per* , Oar ated c a n .a n thoroughly recondl* tloned aadguRnuileed. Now la the timo to aeleet one of Umm guaranteed used can — and *org«* about repair bUla for a long tin e to co m , 4 BEST USED CAR VALUES IN SANFORD 19SS Ford Tudor Sedatt 1M2 Rockne Sedan 1RS4 Ford Delaxo Tudor Sedan IMS Ford S Window Coup* 1MI Chevrolet Coupe 1M1 Bukk Sedan XMl I a n Coupe 1*M Plymouth Tudor Sedan STRICKLAND MOTO: ' • ■* \ m | , P A L MM1 ■s% a mra . �— - TIIE SANFORD IIRRALD, B \NFORD, FLORIDA UNOFFICIAL • Bond Definition In Simpson Urges ■ tw o Cases Asked1 Cj ^ ‘io" pDf Supreme Court' non-political So „„ — ■. controvrniit For County Commissioner PRIMARY ELECTION DMrfetNa.1 , >h r W ^ E S flU N N it e eSf M M ee a .e e e e e e e e ^ p w s e e e e e e »« ( a> t A rTXO ~ rFor County Commiflfi ' jf My err vi THitTv v' TfiTTiTTftSiloner •flftff * • . - J|5 District No. 2 ff,CATES ......... r . d e m o c r a t ic p a r t y JUNE 2,1936 SBMJNOLECOUNTT ............ j-S-pAVISON.. w m M A R T IN ’S GARAGE Ya Iwo rivi, (hr* cvurt w;fn to deride Trhfth«r menu# reinitiate., pledging tl<« p.wreU of. PSlHc -utilities n/ .Sdillimiv a Seminole County ami that lota Voastructed with fetWril loans, O <ry was creamhere, and that woaM i*nd*r th* tispajer lialilr tof re vat here we woi l.| take ocr (br the debt. "e* * 0 otf hands when we crossed . On* of the test irjlts Inval e,| , the oldAeo’dru.hndye over tl.. St plan to Install a «0>J)0O wat#; Jotina. Bui what imp.eased us was ft-pply system for the island t lm the fart that tile S.mfcwl* County ,tarniti** of I’fnellas eotmty, the Hi inher of Comrercr had the a t h e r 'p 11 * 00.000 • dormitory lur^st per u^'n memh*Tshlp building program m thru: -titr- of any sim ilar nrzaniaatlon any­ assnrd nll*g*n. where T hat w ,. hlishiV In both rases, the ro>jrt wte Ihii.iivhiiul th . length and h re „ |-l wire to stalerii irw* \%Tto-11t tl;r:f of the land. We must ha»* nun* • *■V **:.‘if58 DYSON The Jeweler U fP Q S C B M p a L JAS. G. SHARON m W. J. (FUNIE) STEED * m m w F ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE pt p N Mather's Serrire all mabea. Phona 117. Far Comity Camnrissienier For Governor For Attorney Genera] ROY L. HOWELL oirmb*r». Wa ahorld n.,t ' c B. SEARCY ForComptroDer S—At$mmibOm. .luiiHbUa'tjir; State Treasurer OLTT Dual Wkdal, - iR ii truck." N*sr g . t n y o o Baal and F i» t 8 t • NO. w. B. WILLIAMS For Railroad Commissioner 37th Senitorla) District f J. J. PARRISH —■ jfc fflB E g U B g g - S. F. (Sammy) LONG OKIE R. MATHIEUX ----- -------------- ---------------- — ................ • " " • • • • H H I t . l M S M S S S S . * J. T. McLAIN H. H . PATTISHALL JHr-J.Representative, LEHMAN State Legislature * Crniin Va 1 ^or Representative, State Legislature For Justice of the Peace Fourth Diatrict JAS. C. ROBERTS GORDON BARNETT* * For Constable inrrr ni< rsrrn'iv 'ran some nitlriam nf Harry P.spw.rth," ha *aul. "That la unfortunate. t>* fat^* Mr. I’apwoMh certain y has cIvmi cnflinc)iln,;ty of hia tlow »ruf money'to this l hair. ar of Commerce, ami hsa been an out­ standing fljrurc in this orranitatlan for many years. It will b* * •onv tim* before soother n’an •om*s to this community of such iromlnancn aa Hhrry Papworth.” •The motion to arrapt Mr. Papworth’a resignntion also rnlle.l fot ha appointment of a committer •0 draw tip rcaolutioos e«prr«,ioir ,'.h* thanka of the Chamber of "owmarc* for*th* «er«lr* the re•Irln* president had yism the ar-antiation otar a long term of fears. . , In HU >tter of resignation, adItatsed to Mr. Ilainas na vie*. oresilient, Mr. Papworth asked that hit rmianalion he "Immedietr •y accepted,” reported on hia last s*reice aa president of the nr For Supervisor G . W. SPENCER * b . w . WARE ^ FOR 8PRIN0 PAINTING—you caa tMpesd on Doaiar A Gay i to satisfy year Satire for beauty and .Mating gualtty. ftaaley-Rog- Death End* W alk Of Old Couple In Miami MIAMI, Mar. 15—(AP)-Jfr. aad Mr*. Robert T. IluUbaaon. ae*d 71- and 74, rrapectiraly. pre­ ferred for the axerciao to walk homo rather than accept their daughUr’a IntIUUon to rid*; to­ day, both ware doad. ■be waa a victim af a traffic Bdahep; be died af a weak heart and the ahocb af etahtf hia wtf* (truck by an aalamohUa. Tha driv­ er, David Breadlova, bad Just left e hoapital where hia wife an* derwant a minor aparatloa- DRY *v •• . PHONE 861 220 MAGNOLIA AVE• *' a • v . • / if Fourth District For County Judge Tor Of Registration ^ J O H N G r L E O N ii^ Y ............ ............. B U (* Sanford Market Report » sJ-— i . -■ i ■ w- Favm*r* mats tlarkst. Tslsphnas |W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Sheriff ■ P A U L G. BIGGEBS vvw II.M l*l«. -B an*tnssdsv. ***wvtM siar PU IlUi. (sails• la Mgalisra, carlot aa*amt)l*rs ss4 sad Vsgstablsa at tha Saafar* ball Faraisrs' klhar C salsr. r„rW aktlwsl. IS hour M p«arksl rIad, i am—« 1X1*1 A. H.. ts*ar, a* by J. cl. Mlcbaal, man*Its rsdsral-MMt* Market lo. No suypltsa L IMA)ordinary Pit ba. bars— M * quality, •NAP) Ft*, few very ■J n 9 r s CIGARS-SOD;.-. TOILET ARTK Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy •m SUNNY-SIDE MARKET Cut Flow.* re S n a p lira**. n« - !>• fpEinutn .ct*<k an«| i>th*r iiriftiH, >1m. II. K. HumhcII I'liinr 3’»4 J DELA.*’P , M ir. 25.— ( j u r a W i U o n in ti R e tt# Rtovrr, tw n S . r t a o n L'niveraity co-#<1b who will t a k r trad in g n*!ru in “ T h - Koinanltc Ar,M to be p a t e n t e d M i r 27 an d 2H in th e S t » * . . n U t i l # Th* a U r . a r # rec' g n i - # d i t tw o o f th* o u t l a n d i n g i c t r r » f < «.n Ih r F t r t i o n r n n p u « lhi» yo er M m W atson m» p a r t i c u l a rl y known f r h«*r tntei prr*atl«»n o f c h a r a c t e r roles anti M m S t o v e r ha« w«»n laurels a 1* an a c c o m ­ p lished d an crr. W i t h th a r t c t d l n g af flood watara t h a t covers* P l t u b u r | h ' a downtown of w s r k m s n buckled daw n to th o task of olo an ln f th a atravta. A dalall la w r a c h a g a from th a aldawa'la. (Aooorlatod Proto PKotaJ I t a t te r w ^ O l«iy A ollt, wrencitea, etc. 2 0 4 Sanford Avenue Co-Chairmen At Junior Prom At F. S. C. W ELLSWORTH WELCOMED HOME Dlamunds And Watch** fine Watch And J*welry IlcpalrinK Ilium on d Mounlittt; And K nfrtfiny k E xm |U o«. W A ^ L M IJ p G jU f |r f£i. 'iTT*,' a; l J TAUaAiH\SSF.K, Mir 25.—Mi»« ('aroly'n Oliver, Beach, pmident of lh# urntor cla»<, iivi Mi<« Mar) lando, prvttdrnl of th# junior cIim (abo%»). ar# artinic for lh# annual junior-ienior prom to h# h«l*l Apr. 4: Coll#g># for Women. Th# prom i# on# of lh# inayir “Beat for the South" nttcuad In Llltla America twa mantha aftar ha vanlabad an an asplaratlon night acrata th* fraten AM.rails, Llaaaln HUwarih la ah.wn with hU wlft aa thay arrlv.4 In Laa Angalaa. tha mat hlaa In Honolulu. (Aiooalatad Prtio Photo) ll ■«*«( Frnm h tfp 1 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING- LETTER WRITINl ' MAILING LISTS—TYPING'. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Seminote County Credit Aas’n i Fastest Greyhounds r NlfhUF E*tr»t Sunday 17* ‘ ^tlR * ■• 1. * At tk w u /a l ’ lido fennel Club Track VAR L0NGWOOD * a 17 «r But* Ruud IV , * ' * iT av FOB ORB ADMISSION TH 11 CENT STATU ‘ v 1 ’ 4 •• ri STANLEY-KOGERS HARDlv ARE CO. 114 Sanlord /.v en u e Oflp| 10114 Park A rt. r\ k n l Ti Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paint® ‘Time Will Tell’ Cast Loses Time On A Trip Home - V t h i : i.owkst - AWMV M i u « RJ ■ K sun P s—. % I.u m b e r. R u iM In g M a trria l— R oofing “ L u m b e r M e a s u re d B y T h e G o ld en R uto* *», MW a n d F re n c h ' P h o n e 71 Lumber 1 p n iiiis Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Security ForCle rk Circuit Court -n tin n United Lumber Co, ii For County Prosecuting Attorney . hit! form#i| hy Mr. Hranan that h# ■«'Mnot pry th* .pare lire loon. "Wherv’a th* key." the mechanic aakmlf “It^ isn't lockr.l, there is no lock.' Mr. Il.anan irplied. , tVhereupon lh* mochanir C h e s t C olds ■itped to on* siu» , little name Rub on Mutlcrolc. I ' .nl plats on th* hi. of th* spir* Hr#, by million* lor 25 )o,..s. and th. r* was th- lock. The spata NOT just a sulvc, inn a Hr* was off l'« rerk and on the ' " c o u n t e r - l r r l lu n t All wh**l in a Jiffy, and then the. dniggitls.Thrcc slrcndilia. r*-h*nic Iniiuircd: • "Whera'a th* luga?” ther* was a wrarrh for', Blir Tampa Drydock th*Then lira lugs until on* of th* bay* Reported Completed remembered that on* of th* lad* ‘ »ho had ha*n takrn horn* hy Mr*, TAMFA. Mar. 25. <AP>—TV Hranan when oh* rant* to town fourth ami last section of a 10,000 for -th* tMchmlc had plarad th# ton drydock under construction lug* fat hia pockets so they would h e r. for lb* past year waa com- not bo lost. pis tad and launched here y e ster­ Th* anly thing lo b# don# sea* Lumber Aad day. Th* tfc-Vn* hav* an o re r t* drive bark t# Sanford again, Roefiuc all 'an g th of 401 fret and width mrahen th* boy who lift tha luge of 103 f r e t . Near bring lost, gvt said lugs, Tha drydock represents an la ­ dritv back three mil** Into lb* *aatm snt a f SMO.COO m j U tha country, and complat* lh* switch targaat batween Norfolk, V o , and of tha spare tire fat plea* af th* ' Mabila. A ll. If wit, bs avaUabls flat tire. lot us* in about four month*, , “Tints wlUtail," said Mr, Brana fta r completion of a linking ba­ sin and mooring pier. Democratic Coimratteeman E. F . HOUSHOLDER ,t [ ip ,.c W E R T -The - JEWELER Dbtrlet R. DUPREE IV I 5 Kenj. f Haines, u.v prw.id.-nt >f th* f.'lamh.-r of f'onim-rr*. p-e•tded at the opening tessitmof the W. G. KILBEE For State Senator a J oat • n l rurressfulfy with * tm allr* •r». Put we e m do milhini; will*. " t the support of every m ytf.er, ami I .arn eslly ley of you t(J work with us." H u rt l a FORT LAUDWHALE, ,Itar. ». —(AP)—Two Bp«aW> nablwndw, ona hurt critically, wara la • t**pital bar* today luffarin* frere ♦ftjwrtre raa*hsad wh*» lhair Mtbmobila araahfd Info tha rear ««rf of a track. r '* • • Jairaa Roca fa Toforaa, Duka D' Are®, ^8, caotWad « tkull treatura and other iajurlta that cauaad hospital atuadaata W gdMMdC hia coadlttaa “urea*.’’ . ] ROSS L. HUMPHREY Diatrict i ,u ” ‘" ’" • ' t • p r e g v a m h i t go . l o w l y District No. 8 WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES i pram# Cocrt. Fifth Corigrtuaional District 0 . RAYMOND ELLARS TOILING CREWS HASTEN PITTSBURGH CLEAN-UP w Revenue „„irui nu|,t*r*IW. »hoJM o,^ 'Pledging Of xvevemie ,, t* t9 up th#by t#n> <•*Oertif i c a t e s For ""■i1* tb«n «. .houM right . . L o a n s Questioned I ,™ . ^ , vsu sMsytc, C .& m For Representative In Congress Take Leading Roles In Play At Stetson PAGE FIT® . ' news No doubt of it now—the open seanon for Spring Fever is upon uh. The first robin has been duly acknowledged, crickets are tuning up, and the advertising columns of this paper are full of news about gayer things to wear and do and eat and enjoy. . Even a shut-in can follow the rhythm of the seasons by reading the advertisements The first ad for white shoes is as sure a sign of Spring as the first tulip. Soon you’ll Be .seeing fn these pages what yoU dareleave off on the beach this Summer, and hearing what new sun­ burn lotion will guard the exposed areas. You'll be buying Springy things off and on for several weeks. Chart your shopping course carefullyt wisely, by following the advertisements from day to day. Compare values, select styles, make up your mind before yon sta rt the leg work from store to store. You'll save money—and have more time to enjoy the nice weather. �■ W O T isiim m w n n w n y r H.vtupmna^.wiBiiBBiwani A t A n 1^2 iitjf t in * m tra m % f h l r .j t A r e n a 'I f *1 to tW $1J0M id M D e rb y, o f A p r , I . wu , * r r tn ii to m aSasw tf ito M ad B N tf! b e a iitftV a t th o C u rb y ra ta l j-io to - O t b f c . I T »*d H « M 1 * t r . b e tw < n i t' ~ . S U a h m to d w ith W U P u » » R 4 t BhM, Mlap,Merk,(.a d . 4n u h ie o ' now b a n It: w u p u b lic ity to . s£ ~ £ S ' >n<fi\ Buddy'Ogl polorti.'^ iema n , Art| iTIIIla m a w ’jbdn P U ly ; V « M , ho rice M c M III" * T appeared U t o m o u t h l T h ir d a f tb< . I * a ita ta W w ill t o rum T h a ta d h y t j l M c ' f i t ah P a r t , A o n j W t t . J M iD m Mitk.d Puby, BaA M M >d to mo in ip r la g tra in in g ; r W btogeot p o r t o f t o r traublwo loot Jr»ar Will d t u p f t o l 1, I t o * t o ,'w t o n A t T o d d , ohtalaod m the P h U llo o , » U r t a w o rk in g M ad th o . p ia to . W o a re u o cu tr to o e jh r m M m to u t o a to t t o n gooM O fo r u b y hio Bdhng o f tho p itching a ta /f. I lo ok f o r C y ’ B la n to n , m y drio o o n u tlo n o f la t t p e e r, to to an oeoa b e tto r aoaaoti w ith dd behind tho p la te . B U I B w .f t , w ad to B la n to n la t t e ’ league • a ffo c t lr t n o u , looks b o lte r w r r r r aad the root o f . t t o i f f h o t b o ra th o n ln g good s t u ff tra la la g . Wa w on g d b a n g am te le a l r o o f i fin It hod In ■ fo u rth p ls to , iWh la ,<)otto unu su al. I to lle rs i bad the b c it d u b la tho league H a g 't t o l u t fle d w to k t o f the W ; to o ton . outside o f U rn . C u b a , the p a, a ad t h o t Id g iro U t m all •a ra p th is y e a r. W liefcaow w a h a r t a lo t a f V * » * w ith tho b ro o k s, w o r a j u t u g oo d a ih o t a t the DELAND. i jw H o r r i d ,« \w lth i T h . r .h c r r v n on i m Di fodt o u t'* w i n d round. 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H o boggad to bo lo ft o f f th o com uB d o o, b lit P r u ld o a t Tom B tm p eo n a a d o th e r laomboro . o f ‘h o C h a a tW r O f C om m erce re fute d lh OfeWd. o ho ar h im .' I Worries l a o o o lrd a n m w ith M r . B r u n a n i m g g u t ia n , P r u l d o a t , Sloipaoa ■aid h a w aa ld aah t h g C o u n ty O w n - £sur,"r.v. Mar. 2 J ^ T t o Bar. to o l r . a lUolanara, Ordered To Duty Cood Imputation T h o fo llo w in g ‘ b o j » ‘ w ill g o U — thia t e r n lo g : P n to T fil M , WASfflHCTON, Mar..25.—(AD P a r t n e t B e r m a n s ,, C llo o . C h a o , The g o ttm m o a t’a ‘ “ egret a n n . P r a n k to h a o e n . H a r r y > !* !» g u a rd 1' t o t to o n ordered to take M o o rt U r d d y . O g l a b y ,. . P r a t * n o a c t i n 'd u l y in th e R e o rglad ra. V o l k m t o r g h ,. T u b b y S m ith . T h u T h u D t port m in t o f A f r ic a ) t u x lore K llc k e r a » d B U ly WUkluon. h a t m o M Itu d a ll g am e a g tn ta in th r F lo rid a d is tric t a ta rt iho ■ " ■ • •I w atch o r r r th e t g r u t d u r­ in g I U a eo ting a t soon. ‘ A t . ’rie t lo o k o u t w ill I n kept d u rin g t h * n e x t ala w t t k a fo r o ' I * * M l a t ^ m o t o r w ho (rot e l* m oat b » m w iped fr o m t ila t t n r o —■ t h r t g r u t pi unfit b o o tle g g e r." ; i T k * w o rk * h e tw r tn m id -M e rrk Seminole High , in d r e r iy M a y , u plained C o l I I . a g a la y t O r'a h d rr »»«t ac TUdllna r . r t t l d o n o f th o biological tu r a>, M . r . W , tho t r y , a r t Ih o m o ot c ritic a l o f Iho flro t iw lm to W g I «1 o'c lro k la Iho fi a l l b ird . " lh ir l& g thia p e rio d , the blrrih a f ti r n o o n . T h U U t h o . fire I U t o th a t R a n - p lu m tg o re ache a t b t h e ig h t ot its fo rd ha s h o f g 'if Ip rta o n ttd la a b fo u ty —a t the e e ry tim e the e g g * sw im m in g m t o l A a Coach M a L h i . S p rin g f o ^ t n l r Z T to ♦ f a r m t a g r u t h la g h u I t o n ta k e n o m iry Ja c k T e fro n c e , n t t i .d o .r t a t th e tc h to l. a nd p r c m la u ’ to to m e to o k fro m W h ite r P a r k n u t B a tn r ttiT w ith O ih n d o 'a acmlpo MKHI ROOT BBSS tie d to h i . b o lt r o t a l c r o w n cola S a n fo rd w in be ropreooatod a t n x m i TRUB f r u it oranom . tho dual aw lm m lp g m eet b y Lo o te r T R IA T TOURS E L F TO T H R B ES T 2c U a d o rfaptwsai to Sanford Enters tA ,s m T hm w r . to Th* CUy CommUalon of tht Florida, h«a raaolred itself it A d ju a tm a n t^ r d for Utoj S ^S S U S id by cSTpti* I tS Act* of 1BS5* T hn meatinga hfild on th# Sad sod 4th Mot u tjr commuuion, lor a pun STSSSiSsrs ""■Sto’SMTSJESS"-*- C0UKT“ AC’ toWAfafagtt"***- » , Q. fin W idLm at vm .h bw b rm a t ■ to n , Minnie COM P. II). Tetnboi X I Toao Btwi J. *v �S a n fo rd b Tfeo O nly C e n tr a l F lo rid a C ity A ffording R a il, B ig * A nd W a te r T ra n a p o rta U o a ' AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY SANFORD, (iro w e rs W ill V o te F r id a y 0f-Marketin» «•« i n q u i r e I n t o GAINESVILLE, Mar. M — —The State Agricultural Ex­ tension Service ro ported today K e y s D is a s te r O n F ru itP a c t that tie rot- on tho propoor I •' 4 "a. j * Proponed M a rk e tin g * A greem ent Will Be Discussed At Meet Friday A t 9:45 A.M. a'- nio m irk tlln r agreement f°T. Florida had been jlght te Uato. bat more than 91 nercenl of thooo exiting ha Hoto favorod tho plan. The final voting day i« Mar. 31. AAA Official To ' Guardsmen At Conference Headway Be T H U R SD A Y , M A RCH I t , 1936 EX-POl^CEMKN ON TRIAL FOR FATAL FLOGGING Adminfetrotor H ln e s Of Vet Bureau Ex­ pected To Be First To GiYf Testimony Make On Plan i^ T o H ^ r " ^ 1 0 N EW SPA PER Pap* Itfanatton Of P act Advertisers H e lp in g E m cltma frutt grower Obtain Funds For Hoffman Inspects D^ J 1t ufht al HauptmannHome, ^£*1 Checksjividence Direct Appeal ! WASHINGTON. Mar. .*«— (*■> —Moving |w tftty after adoption by the House yeeterdsy of ■ resolutlon aathorialng a it inquiry into tho causes of the deaths of World War n U n M In tho S ept I bar* rieone th a t m p t tho Florida kayo, tho rata rant' committee proparad to teg ls queitkmlag wltnaaoaa today. It « n expected that Prank T. HJnex, Totorano' admin* IIstratov, would bo tho f lm callod to Looks A t Naiihoics In F lo o r B o a r d s ; T ? L _ Wt ? t l ^ * ' ^ ?L.adi __b iy t*rd*7 *" connection with their « ^ n t a U y e a o ^ h o - A * r i - pub'tcatlrm of The Sanford UanM iifT lJL mW ? 1,1 Admin- next Mondiy and. according t> ^thrt A A A ) a n d r^ p - Du** in skarge of tha artm ih - m p a fh r if and tangar. 'th e y would bo g ad to help ral<o marketed during tha money to complete tha new *»yon, and ' number o t,armory. which they ahlppadj In their campaign tha Guardet« o operative marketing men ere pointing out thet nearly r** . UP ■ I I WO la needed for electrical y s d i t e trug marketing wiring work and ftxturee In tha * ^ J9 y * a d ky the In- armory before It ean *o cam. Fetwuary, hag baen nletod and that ihla money moat F approved h r the ha raUed by the eomnanlae them•* Agriculture and meat valves. Tha publication of The **• I f percent of Herald for one H«y la one of tho ■ b a u d steak ha signed projects undertaken to ralao Dili y ° t the iklppeee bo- money. ■Ufaateaa AdfoeDte. | | Ryavlotuls, Urn- OaaHU la a lM — r NEW YORK, Mar. Governor Hoffman, of New J v ,ey, and hta aide* inepoctrd the forintr homo of Bruno ilichar,! Hauptmann today to check onn proaeculion teallmony thai nod|. hole, In attic beam* filled «h- j in ona rail of tho L ndberch kl*li nap laddrr. Iteaulta of thr gov.ernor’a visit to tho Bronx r*»ii- Rinkin. Mississippi 9 :< 1S ° 'c l n ... 0 f fk tr » of th» Ihroo Sanford Democrat, told nowomcn "wo a r t n n y m o n ilB f w hen th o National Guard eompantca comJ l K W r m n rk e tln * a g re e - p i.u d their flrat d , , '. work yaa- T Made To Germ No New Reprieve France Also Tol :X T ’. Sag/iS'SS CornpIc^ * ArmoT* lootlfy. Chairman adopted Both' Ranktn land Repr***nteUvo Pa tenon, Florida Democrat, who also win taatlfy, aald they wore of "open mind” hut that they thought Oongreee should make lU own record a f tha teatlmony. Inquiries prerioualy have ham conducted aloe by tha Vetera no Ad­ ministration, tho American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Ware, aa to why the veterans ware not avacuatod from tha «ampa before tha stona atrwslu k Eden Fears War |i Europe If Germaiji Rejects Prop ose allom ry, »a* designated ipecial proaecutor, — A n th o n y - E d en , fa rtfl se c re to ry , w arned th d R ob of Com m ons tod ay t h a t V less G erm any 1m m ediaU c o n trib u te d “ to w a rd h a s t th e situ a tio n " n e g o tla tl dencr probably will b« prnente I fo r peace lh E u ro p e W<Sl to the Court of Tardona a> Tr»n- face tin “alm o st IntpOiSlI ton when it consider* liai.pt ta s k ." E den sa id t h a t Jo) mann'a tacond appeal far com mi. ■.proppssla jn a ie -by .firte t- -Bl latlon. The governor w ia par Urn ain. Franco, Bllglum awal lfl tarly Interested In teat ng wheth r had allayed Die proipeet of 1m hole! in tail IS, which »h*\ »Uie diate war, but "I do not rtewjl mntenoeil originally waa part of future with a lig h t heart.” I l the floor hoard, fitted adjacent a|10 auggeated that Franco of baanla' cooperate to find S ifh S ^ H n w .. „ , i luUon t« the European diUnud R*p ,U t’ 1 In what waa regarded e a ^ TRENTON, N. J., Mar. 36— (AT rsct ,ut»m ent to F r u n . 'J -G o v . Harold 0 ""H rnsn. " h" Germany, Eden aaldi - I t la 'll R ,hmH Hauptmann , . ille to i<lfft, t that we ba t s c s r jw tr js . tru s j-is - H A. G. Wagner W illJu rors In Tampa A re A sked Be Candidate For AboutlTheir Americanldeals State Legislature Cjunmunism GwHlinnl ■■ r- ~ i Says tife Will OppoAe^, Of ^ I ^ c V m * V n 1st proof of Baath. He dwplataed Changes In Hometh a t of 1SS flrat dstemlnod aa st e a d Amendment dead ISO were only partly Identi­ Itely JUJasts Prapiaal fied and 41 tentatively, and that PARIS, Mar. XL—<SV-fW (n “ of In addition 97 more ware missing. . Dec'aring that he “will oppox. out of |he f # u | n official* said last night Italy Tomorrow's tldaa: High a t U:39 Ibodies of some of them later any legUlalion offered for th em- Jo„ ph shoemaker were .eked flatly n fm ed to M M ft thg' barrelement of the HamfaUad ,n(Jay whrth(r M A. M , low a t 11:12 A, M. and ft:37 1washed ashore and ware IdenDdon proposal te aegaMMs g Amendment," A O Wagner. rrv - Am^ tin ld#. U 7*nd Am, rlc. n P. M. European peace. ident of the Chu’uora neiion for In,tlmtlon. r „ Uim Simultaneously, Iboon ef the la .t Ity earv , to.i.ynnno»nrr I r ,l( |(j 1h() v<n(rrmfn h ^ auurcaa declared, British Fo an a candidate for the BUD Leg tHtlUker. rhlef roun.el for three S ecrtu ry Anthony Eden baa f**™ “ ■ In each luxtonee he waa greeted,. Sawn In tha mrida kaet. after Ulature In Group Two. Prepended Tampa policemen on oated Great Britaia will not U «» « ^ t e t e ^ . wU lpgn... to help the NaMr. Wagner was born in Ne- ,H .,. Each replied affirm.tlvely, •Idar a virtual military olll , . - ___ _ ta lions! Guard's armory fund. ‘” 7 • “ w braaka but tea lived In Horida Rhn, miV, r w#, * mrmber of ^ The waalhart Partly cloudy and C a p t Ooorgo MeRory headed tha,.1? ^ be^#a • H<n»ae for the last SO year.. He le en. ,oc| . p a rt, |„ Vermont btfotu sea AW re*i advertlatag rommiiua today, and J «c*«n»w»S « • Faoa w w a t gaged In farming and In the enrne to Tamp* where he or- cuntlir.ed warm tonigh. and F ri­ * tomorrow this dtportmont of' Iho * •-— real relate bualne.. In rholuola. , hp nemocrata." day. Possibly scattered thowers In extrema north portion Friday a ft­ Il a director la the Seminole Th, r, Wvn oM ouate y a r « Known Gwnbllpg County Chambtr of Cominorct fngpre I In rnmmunUttch, wif ernoon. Extreme northwest Flori­ and waa chairman of Ihc ronimit- HHtlrv hut Hh brother ifwnleH tMa. da: tloudy, showers late tonight ocoiiy anew waa moved late yea- Ore at Britain, Franca, IU1; arranging for thi, rounty a cirru lir- appeared In the court- or Friday. terday from the Fernald-Laughton Belgium, wo,ld d u w the Jn year's t.entral rootn. elgned "comniunlxt party," Memorial Hospital In 8anford to powers together for mutt* Jam tt E. Cunningham today W . M arj " Rory la heading tha aSterUl -------the Orlando hospital. siataoce In the event of an Florlda Expo.ltion In Oilan.lfi, it ,* y "thl* lx Ihe flr.t time ln Vlorpaid f& OO for a lot In Sanlando, break u< border fight- etaff, wkUo tho goaoeal xuper- a xAMPA, Mar. 2 2 .-W > -O f- V 1^ ^ * Mr. and Mrs. IL Palmar East- provoked” attack, lh* Cfc“,u"‘* Ida btvtory the Ku Kb x Klan has between Altamonte Sprthgs and a rude blow today te viaIon of all work 1* being a a r-1fleers said today that all auspaoM aUlrict, and la a number of thf brmtaht to trial*1* wood Into whose car the Shaw car — l^mgwood, according to Die crashed, are still In tha local xaoao nsgotlaitoaa far riad aa under CoL J. C. Hutch), gambling locations had loan Christian Church and the Ma.ona. Trade Pact Halted Farrlor. chief prosecutor, • f the truuktad F ar eon and CapL A. W. Enaa. closed and dasMted alnea teM- Thla la hie firat venture In pollBERLIN, kfpr. M,—yf* veniremen whether they e’smpa on a warranty deed place! hospital. They were painfully Inen rrcord. Tha 1st waa bought Jured, but their condition was goose-stepping contingeute taottete Bath tides euf-; --------~ . right, tha daarfl’ae sat by tka from Gertruda T. Newman and Adolf Hitler sent marching an engageenrxee- Over 30 Million In af Sb lain an In announcing his candidacy Harold D. Waterhouse. the Rhineland not only kte kaars aad wkkh far tha Legislature, Mr. Wagntr ‘J S S f*t tdrieea X S ,Warid., .IJ3; Florida Belief ftta d Eft the fo sone Osratea dte EX-JUDGE LEADS TJIIEV W n t Under OinM an/gj made thk foPowlag stale m lit: ( Confronted ,wlth fingerprint (Ah, . . ki^also, official aooraaa' H . . Not Been S p e n t ^ ^ . ^ j ^ V GDYNIA. Poland. Mar. . ----------------------Monk on a I lea a ranging for this ru n ty 's evidence, a nogru giving tha name Mi —By choosing as their leader • Ow"»an-?uvlet tsada ka Soviet lm -j HMy past’ and pressnt perform* of Johnny Wash'ngton when a r­ tia Ilona ’ " > h| WASHINGTON. Mar. 22— W) (•Me, aa a Irut tee of the t hutuurested by tha polk* a few days former Judga, a band of burglsm The armed march on tha I —The Treasury dooartinaat aaU here mattered to fool the police te School should aaaore the -voters ago for robbing d -cafe In tha tod-v tkst a o A s i .ii w o of isf, and County BsUslte ef 'my continued support for Diti UrMfin of the dvGnse that a fair negro tec lion, tonfextoJ to tha for several yean. ’H lnoner” resulted actually, hath Qu ItLUMn nllocnvd te Florida by h klsmtd the ol became oeer-eonfldent, ami Ruse Ian officials decJtei beUsrmtnt of our aehoiili. “This, ■'* trl-it could not he obtained te police that ha ' I* wanted In finally co-operate la ha postponement a t t o e r s m - . (Cw IIm H ( a h * > Seveatil ,|ft|leA 'rv e h countr The nwrv ex. Oeargia. Ho waa arrested there however, end ha and the whole awhich had brought IMg " The grend Jury n| l i n e d th a j he was withholding under the names of Frank, David g asr have had to mova into a dealings tloee te a point Of still “unexpended” ■anting td etete iCsalleaeg S i gas* I n t e l Eitrmnged H u s b a n d fttinl deeklrh on mnllnn ta trans­ lummation. m a d Jury t M , > Voucher paemoptu fer the trials until II la shown by actual affects whether a fair.and Woman At South Bay j mpartial Juryf ran ha sastad In Of federal relief work !n the stela. ‘ Ithl* county. i- - ^_____________ i WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. id. I'I Pat . Whitaker, chief defense -< « V -M ra t* h * a n ! grtif - ^ a H, e -...4nae’. ^, eald Tamy«-7i*»»F*nars has In k crltlral con- and „ , mnsontsHe orgenl«etln»a Mora moniy- will be needed h y ^ m e n and children looking te ttn< «AN koepital here today h(^ bad. eo Inflamed tha public Wound, which po Ira mtnd w,t j, * "f*mp»lyn of oropv* th a t this figure will In- today aa Jack FVate paid Bt toflfcted by her estranged , nd lhra»U ” that tha de- llvv# tvffaring h the flooded ,.k flood ^ create eon-, visit In Ike early B a n t e r I ' . ., . . . fendanta could Pot orteln a filr areas In Paanaylvanla. Went VI rlarifTa, office ta il RhaaU. re —s t a r ^ o« Paee r ia h tt rad te'Police Chief Bant; ---------------- -----or ro g p u teg ir k 'S ? .' Funeral Service For gave i t hgOnB B.y va. .‘-Tr ..^•-•..■‘'•■'/ iLocatloM In Tanma o r d e r , £ .(Hmed At Midnight » Held F o r = Shooting Red Cross Asks For Additional Funds Fruit Crop Hurt 1 For R elief Of Sufferers From Flood j Frost in Cuiifej President C h«*T l Buddy Lynch May Sc iLi1less o f KU-1 1 ' the 1 . Let Jlw aa ---- m H I M fl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 25, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 25, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2dfa322beefe7c717a25c82f4d256712.pdf b310dd74a0b56d865aec5c8bce8ac34d PDF Text Text econd 7 Elimination Race For Derby la To Be Run Tuesday y .f b * third to laat week- of roelog at 3anfoni-Orlando Kfirowl Oob greyhound race track neaLengwood so .th of here got undee t y thia afternoon when a larg efoed mw the firat mat nee pr-> gyam of the aeaaon, with thFree Merit Rooaavell handicap rac. aa the frature. ■Erevan recta will be ran again tonight, start ng a t I : 1S o'clock with Dixie Man, Molly Melon . god Bert Jones-favored la lVsdab MBADOIVa (1), Morvtck. Ilk n n , l-II mil#: HIM OICtatoii u i , n » o raet, M in a u n t mnii i n , n ii.tr net*. Ditw##b ami* K#r, MIOO MAT* HKMJfttM if*k| (Ufa |U rod, *10 rsc*. (aiurlty: Hawk#' U ikt, BERT JONCa III, Chaac* DalUr, Of Of.#*#. KIXIR MAN (I), N(Ti­ e r MAMiNB (I), War PU4f , Wild M«H»*. Iltk r##». futurity: Clever H*r•k#m. ANN BAITH III. Nkflln# Maknul. Jerk ('•*. Speed# rkolre, J, TILIJB HAFT <t>, nn-K tt> .. it# reboot, mioni UAH |l) . King WIM. m i ptAMOirp til, War Pltdgo, V •>a»*.r, Masked Fairy. lUsolte ffaturday alatili Flro# Rirt, QoarS.r Milo • *ta Laer u« i.et loir Mark l ee n<f Mterler •ass Master I Vie «.<t l«n# Sinner 1.1# ■lalsnea PrM. Ptrtk Nnee. QBarter Wile Wff«h» llUmnnil 1.IS » 4* n*v n - s, is Vsias Sink Here. Falarilr Tessa FrleaO IS.J# * "w aiter lllp 7 IS Lacy Traftle •eveatk Rare. Qaerlrr Wile rpeeOs chnire s is sen "spiala Martin 1 fly Cep t > One Killeda 6 Hurt Hi Three Anto Wrecks ID. It*d uia- OP**, through the s', revIs at to Rssks Olory, speed. ot Watcheo, Clocks, Jtwalry nE P AIRED DUmondo Mounted Engravlns McLaulln# The Jeweler .. P A M ATM. Auto Repalra I A Price Too Caa Bt MARTIN’S CITY NBW8 BRIEFS) William E. Borah " ■ Of Borah came lee* than )f Vote On Canal Lost By One Vote Can Have r r « e u . «m I trntloo, aad in g g n trd that r special' memorandum on I ha rc*l«*a*t b* preparaj tjr the c a s d t* tee and forwarded to hfm s t hU headquarters in the Miami Biltnrora Hotel. Kenneth Jfurphy, special state representative of the 'T ram ** Fertiliser Company, formerly orr *niter of the . Production Credit Aea/clatJon of Um Farm Credit ____ Administration, alee aaw Mr. Mt Intyre a t Rollins Co lego and con­ ferred with him and the local drUgation for 45 minute*. two Cards And Cab# ££ Teams Gotham Nine «!*«£ by termin* tho p»o#wn rhanctl that'they share a striking ila* n c te ria tk of efp een n w , callously rHee «yo*. eyee that U fl. n _ i rtiA n M i prxtkiU t, .fern - to e tc - not <miy--whst re H 8B uO t 10 ‘T h i i b f l K ou ik ln a a k n i flii ■. * * _ . ^ i>. • ■*“ ■ iwwpi «cwmite*. iti ■nt to do Borah any good," the 11 m ptialura, Extreme north weal happening now, bat what.l* goin.t to happen. In preparatory school By BILL TERRY sy-halred phyalelea- Florid.— qloody bod .n n i.liW t>. “height# of the Round Table” Manager New York Gian*# sapped a t that time. n - b t ; TuOaday probably th.nfer- days, I wo Id hose #ald-‘h it the/ PENSACOLA, Mar. 2-1— <A _________ ___ _ ______ he _ had Indicated ^be showers. bol> iroled as if th iy are “fol­ - I think wa havi the strongw t wae willing to r a ^ r t Borah Imt low ng a g!:»m." r!ub w ere hid since i#M an d -th a ' * ’’ apparently » Criticism J*R*a ft. Stuart, president of ‘ Du you and Pres Went Roose­ » like Ihood, Tnrweead Santerd O jm u -c W i# anxious velt ever read books togath.r In the the Slants hare a good with a h 'A -* * ? ? * {70wd Aeeber pit/ere *| lh„ . I j sv.-nlngT" f asked, atlll bent the act of winning rh* National that third party pet I- ihl# cftAhs*’* tsturnf* »*•;**-■ cm?ni my quest of .trying to find, league pennant. I figure the be circulated in avaoy ,? B‘ a*frd of New; 11 Banks. ns- n -t what tre a t ta n era do t« | Chicago Cuba and the St. Louie 1s t “approximately Id ..T ^ 'e f f i* * * 1**;** be believes hem# life n marriage, Cardlnrla are the trams wo have ole “ ,# inert ought b bo #u(r thecser w /to , ww.dkWM»W*#p««M?lU4 . t f Hun. *J.ist a. tuts min iti Praaidrm j comers ]( It whisked the Firat Lady into ln (he Valdfg Hotel bei iron tno Dean Campbell* study, in an In-j • hour of 7iS0 and B:30 o'c »ck. | .Uirv. they en irc rd both i.milinj,; i an i Dr. Holt "lid, "dheTl dn It,"i Jack Stcsrnson and hi. Min pen- .S d pretty, pink cheeked Betty on "(far* devil#,- Alt* t Dv.r- ’iicvor, s l.'Hluis girl It a white holder and Howard ' W ILL L8 AVB ■'COMGBB TUCSON, -.Mar. '.Mrs. Isabella Green way told Rrprrsaatatlvaa. D iam onds A nd W a lc h e a F lo e W a tc h A n d J e w e lry R e p a irin g D iam ond M o o n tin g A n d E n g n r t n g - ta n r a w r u l e r , amh t : im u w r r r **r* (Then (o tho ,ta ;# »*«T a t Halford „ .lU Deputy Sheriff# R. J. Ufa flsldera—Hank Lather In ernter, candidate of elthet- party. Ha Ha* ®' H- Blynt. -Stevenson , Mel Ott In right and Joe Moore! repeatedly said qn tho floor of * f y* r»ini and In left. Has Sonata that any moromont of t*o will , « h ,rr»e on. , Wo will have better reserve *H* pwple back by th* mUlfena J* T- Johnson*, strength, with Georg. Paris and r! | l !l * U< ^ ihi* "*®v*»*nt last Feb. 27. Jimmy Ripple for outfield rtplao^ ^ m*,t a r ,f u l « " * menl duty and Bam Lealla and »HMr*tlon of tho legislator*. Wo Mark Koenlr for Infield relief wU1 ■ »7wpathetie i work. All ran be used aa pinch- *** ^ * * ^ he will lead oar. hitter*. Lealla I*an exceptionally m0',,rorn‘ • (“ n th* tlm* comos,’ good pinch-hitter and ho also Is Any fMfcsMva who do not agra* :spoble to taking my n oce at first wl1" hTH *f* fro* to remain Damo- Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Lumber, Bonding Material— Rooftpa “ L d in b e r M caaured B y T h « 6 a U t » R t f I l O a i -•*——tSCSaSIKJ and batttd. “Do! III n ™ , iiusrltr .ralltv IL Fo#)i W T.1es.lW TW Tenffto UYll II iN «r H , I'M y- B W 'ip r ’ ,n' ’ *r ill#: Marti.rf, ro itv iD T A nitty li*a»i.r, alter i^ o y l.r, Ruryitlr., tTARiti,KaN "*‘ yi aiNNKiia la ta m ib A lK jB I U -* V 1 ■" **** v3 lP2 a iOp m iM g 1 JL ■' --------- r 1 | ■ nt* S tro n g est Townsend Ruby »"d >"oth*r "* "I am not advising on* way or i you thnlc it's post lblo for a mar-1 lha othorr Ho omphoaiaod, “ bat I w A 8 inNOTO tltd womin to hav* ’a'c aree r of hare thonged my own rogUtro- ~ A clarion cal s v m i( - . hrr nwn w* lioul hurting her mar-1 tlon to Republican beesuto I feel ” rr7 loten of >°n has fla g *!" catchers In Gus Mancuso and Har-| that w* need look for nothing from b**n answered I y the I>«pirtm.nt ’ Mr*‘ HcomvtwU replied, "Thtr* a ry Dannlng. th* present Administration: The or Agri.-ulfire. no (arthly rniiijtartgf a married Th* pitching staff It uncertain Democratic Party seems deter­ Fteder.'ck D. Richey, chief 0f th. ,hauIdl>'t' « « a ia r o e r -l to Uil* txUttlt I dent know 1 mined to keep the piuntry one­ bureaj 0f pladt hoK-stry h ., ' i- r,n,y * 0,lt has U ba onbor-t just how much I may expect I sided! Which I* not th* ftost for formed C;ngre,» ln esplimition of lh*1 ^ k ,r hwsbmtdV from Firpo Msrbenr, but w all! taperlmenl#. r.ork to bo don, un- MKth m '* “ ‘ **• have five capable starting pttebContinuing in th* same vein, ho , J*r fj.thtomlng ......... upproorUUms " h" ’ <m* m?‘ t * '* tk* ers—Carl Hubb*U, Hal B«hv- assured hi* aupportera that thora ,f'* t <"* of the g ia li P'u 'th* muat maks tho Wcrtfiea." machar, Clydalt Catilaman, Harry wa* m deslr* on his part t o '"Vilopmcnt ( r * " lo iir ’ ShB ,n ’ lrd 4 goodbyt and woct "1 Gumbert and At Smith. I f Fred­ “r*gim*nt“ them. taatWr m m /eW y - • nd *° lht ^ r t s t y Coo, of ths. dy Fltxslmmona come* through “Artoerscy ha* ended for our Th'' Inu-ntal work. Rl-hcy t*l, . hW ho*b*“d 111 have six starting pitchers tad movatotot “ h* grid. “1 want tha «l»°rtfl*.etpei . will b. “ In i . , l,yo- 1 hMrd h*7 (Ifl *« him, * ‘ America! of ---------------------------------------- bsrrtca, u.inu -uHiv. sp e c ie s's^ . it to know that a pur* dwmoc- ^ "mdltlon* but now of , r u h ii^ tn j A'l eoneornad." grrss war* Injured when a eat driven by WUIIe Hall, negro, li which they were riding, collide, with * ear driven by Walter Haas fotJ. n»gro. In th# In.'eraectiot of French and Geneva Avenues *»r ‘°ok fir* and wa* praetlcaTy destroyed before th« fir. d partmrnt arrived, an Hsisford's car was demollahet when It crashed Into a light pole Both men were charged by th Held, good pitching and aaptrL pallet wl h rtcklns driving. meed catching, wa figure to hav* Ns thin Barber, negro, drive hi s wal' balanced dub. W ell hx*i e a r' In which two o'.hotr' nsgror ipeed and power. w,r" riding Into lh# concrete abutV mrn( , f (j,* Thirteenth B’.reeIf w* ( i i a braah and <*MP* ■ crlous Injuries, I think well win. brtdgs In the h 'a rt tof Goldsbor end while the car was damollshc nma of tha occupinta was In* Jurvd______________ COUNTY COURT «. Z,JtL '"W# are not going, either toqai y f“ (»l*. rant;# an I eroilon work}’ or nationally, to endora* any candldomestication and lyprov*. data* for Congress, by which I Men! of wlld plints, end weed eonmesa that w* will have no official f ro1 Investigation, slat*. Our local and ragiona'. tnd, Th* b.rtau's collection of doM tlsail leader* Mill not ba par- mestlj end foreign griv.es Is said mtttod to mak# d«ala with any p>'- to he th* lar-rrst and nost vabHkiAM. The*# leader* hav# better i*bl* reference collection in ‘ tho thiags to do then play polities. U world. la fjUow th* man. known to b* fevorab's to our movamantj Otherwlaa It wUl b* a fair flald." Townsend indicated b* was not pvar-aonfldoot- th a t Borah would bo nomlnatad. " I t la oar hop* that w* may Una up enough delegate* to the Repub­ lican convention go nominal* Borah,” ho **UL "W* will work far lumbar, roof!a* and handler materials of all hinds call aa ba Her* you11 flhd th* moot raaeonabU prtoar and beat quality aat tha quickest earrlee. a itp m w w ir t ic *. HILL Grocery and Meat Mkt s t a n l e y -k o g e r s - tu SARford a l TUTTSSff Building Materials GARAGE u-*; i««» «5i Dozier & Gay's Qaallty piiiint^ Lady Took Cardui • During Middle U ti Women whs are enterlag middle ./a will bo intore*tad la tho aa# rioao* of Mr*. L- C, MtDoaaM. Paragould, A rk, who writwt “I cannot say anything bat' * d about Cardui. 1 thigh 1-' M grand roidle ins. I took Contol jrlng th u y a of lUa. t . n t M . ah, m Mrvoua,' l oot'd IHIfjRF ». I , root dr*(god around. I ACID. A L K A U TO D « | Y 1 UPPER 10 TRUE FR U IT U M K R 1CKM Y NBBI MALTHD CH OCOLAT* *' NBHI ROOT B B S S ' | ROYAL CROT.N COLA .’ •£ N SH I TRUE FRUIT ORAN OB TREAT YOURBKLF TO THB BETT Rletlllaed BoUiaa ' : NBHI BOTTL 1NO CO . A �S an fo rd Is T h e O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a City A ffo rd in g R ail, H ig h e r A nd W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tk * ‘ f* rradU AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA; TUESDAY, MARCH *4, 1936 FOR RE-ELECTION imadlc Winds Take Five Lives While Deaths In Flood* FLORIDA FISH LURE PRESIDENT N U M BERlH WPAWorkers Can’t Ron For Public Office rx»RT EVEROLADE3. Fort Iaudrrdi'v, Mar. *4—M V IV-ul*nt ftoono'olt tailed oat to (h« high teas lil t Bight ! •Ixerly look Inc ahead to a I reupli of weeks flaMng In the ' warm cllmete of t Southern waters. Candidate Helped Re­ el u c e Assessments • %' 'mm O ne Quits Politics, Intensifying Or Amplifying Sound Is To Be Illegal The City Commission placed on first reading last night an ordinance to refolate. "Intensi­ fication end ampi Iflee lion" of sound, pro-riding for a license tan of |I 0 a day on sound N o Further Ac V JI. J I placing of eny—totMo loud speaker or other nohy apparethe U. 8. s, destroyer Mona, tue wlthm IB feet of the side­ gkm at the docks here shortly walk. Under the ordinance, r.o before S o’cloes and soon was uadrrway. WPA worker* can’t engags In sound truck could tmverse any one street more then once s politics. day. and sound must be turned Th.. accompanying cut shows That’s ordsra from Washington, off a block from any hospital (sliov.) tbs President in hi* l faroiite sen girb, and tbelow) Eng near W. 8. Earle hae been ad­ «nd the asms distance from s the Pot.mas, the new presl. vised, end neither he nor 0. P.l school or church while aehoo Swope, edmlnlitrator In this sec­ was In progress or religious tion, can change It, he Informed serrlces were being held. the City Commission last night. As a result, tha engineer In^ charge of paelng operations In i Sanford to In a quandary *» un­ der the antl-polll.es ruling of the WPA he has lost both hks super­ intendents. 11s was In danger of losing one of his foreman, but that Individual decided to slay by .------i action on Germany’s vfetatiotf the WPA and forget the political bee that has been bussing around him th# last few week*. O f G . 0 , P >) H a s n t would rea ssem b le a t Gtiiit*va Charles Marshall, who had an­ nounced a* a candidate for con­ stable In tha Sanford district, ad,, ... glum and Italy, eo-slgner* ahd r sed Engineer Earle yestardsy 1.08 ANGELES. Mar. - (llarirlt(,rl y ,, Locarno pact, lha> ha would forsake Ms political (A t* t-T h threat of a Tow ntrr I ^ ^ to(|, inu< n . ^ u a y ^ , wtUe aspirations and would continue Pcn.k.n I’t-n third l^ fty »*> " Germany. An authoritative aotOTC . on the WPA payroll. Not eo with the two superin­ vlwd last night by Dr, FiancU E. wl(J Fr>nt, w>( disappolnted o t tendent*. Fred A. Dysan, eandi | Townsend, author- of the plan I Great Britaln’e attitude toward date for County commissioner ui. whleh would give $-00 a month Ufrtiuny>.and consequently sought ” the Second district, and C. M.| to persons orer 60 years of ago. Bn tdJgunlm, nt> Hr drclaml If "the same cold..... , Hand, candidate for sheriff. They | « « « »*">l hi* "P > f * th* are going to stay In their reapec-| n es. (to th . plan) I. displayed by P0* * " ' P t o J ^ to s ta ^ e f. live races for public office, even, t h . Republican, as h s . been dlsaaying he e ff.rcd H M V at the coat of being stricken from , played by the Democrats. a third the WPA payrolls. Mr. Dyson pP.r t y , composed aacu.lrely of stayed on the Job yesterday, however, though not on the pay­ roll, as Mr. Earle told the City Commission ho ‘‘had to h art at least one experienced man who knows how to lay paving bricks.-*! Tha engineer asked, that that. Italy’s Merkels Creah City employ Mr, Dyeon, but as ROME. Uer. t t —(API—Tae the paring work la a WPA proj­ stock markets In Rome and Ml* H&Ve F u l l C h a r g e ect. not paid fttr by tho City, Ian crashed today f n lr a k to . there was seme question as to MussQlial** sbcditlen ,q| , ,W t i o f i M u e F o r D a y - h a t to do, and the an ewer wae private > d u * t r i Matter not forthcoming a t last night**dropped seven t a 'w pbBB, V . | . OfffcestS * f Huiford*a three na meeting. lionet guard romptn'p* Will beaollni took th a step hi ftourdUaa Excepting on days when It k n , rom. newspapermen r next Mon­ reined, the poring work is pro-' for an elected Europeaa erSJ* 1 day when full charge of the pub­ eroding rapidly on Park Avenue.' In striking - phrase*. U Dwaa lication of The Sanford Hrrald yesterday announced th* fellow* w<1l be taken over by the gusrdv Ing measures: men In an effort to raise money 1. Abolished the Italian Cham­ nre.Jtd In help finance the rnm ber of Deoull*- <» — nie'lon of the new armory which cout ^ la now under construction. 2. Abolrs.w» . _ industries to Th* decision to publish Th* 1Uk* (he profits from war. Herald for one day came last 3. Asserted economic Stlf-euffinight during a masting- prat Ide.1 I t '. i llssW On rmmm Tww> over by Col. J. C. HulcMaon. Ths other officer* who agreed upon lh* plan were: Capt. nnrolJ C. Washburn, Capt. George McRory, Capt. A. W, Knox, and Llaulenin ts W. I>. Hofmann, Karl Nordgren, atul Rill Rung*. For the past few weeks the Na­ tional Ginnl he* been seeking means of raising the necessary fundi with which to comp lets the electrical wlr'ng in the new arm­ ory. Recently officers of the And' Engineer On Pavement Worries I Is Taken By Grohpt [ Before Adjournin g Hitler OfferB No Counter Plan Along Indiana Sanford In the' forefront of prora commualtJee, Vivian ytsU rday announced his candidacy for Via vacancy on the j Vivian Speer, who served two w* r-r* fl —irtn tit r i f t >t*rma *Q the City Commission CotamltaUa cadded by the death W ith Stortria Increasing th o end one year U mayor, has an- ef tha Into T. L. Dumas. elected to the Commission] death too In tha Midwest, nounced as a candidate for tha In Ptn» 1919, Mr. Speer said that he! ent and Eastern, states vacant seat on the City's lagis* had bom among those who had ’ the fury ot the floodbody left vacant by the actively worked for a reduction rftnpaginf Ohio lessened to-' desth of the late Mayor T. L. in t a i access Monts which resulted In, Cutting the assessmrntc In *ty as tha river swept over .Duma*f •tsnfSrd fyotn l | 1-t million dolm o re lo w la n d s- do’W Ttitrenm ' :----- . ----------- -- 1-_________ ==; Ura to appt*xlniaUlyr7 million dHfrom C in c in n a ti T h e d e a t h 'n , , _ m __ a ^ n ___ lira, bringing Shout a correspond­ ing, reduction In tax*lion. At ’ the same tip * that he wtrt working far tax reduction, . Speer cold, be w s, drroUng energlrs to tho Upbuilding of the community, botng particularly Interested In th* -dsrslopment of Ike a elation field, the sewer project, th* securing of right of t-inemaai., w. a - J w . y . ami easements for the Lake am. the river either waa livC l d e n t V i c t i m s A l t f l Ff<)nl BoQi , Tanit ^ elaaring of off or yeewtlng. Downthe title on the MaytUr Hotel, *• « wne a t flood stags . ____ (and the acquisition by tho City of the Indiana boundary. Telling Sanford Rotations at (the lakefront land between tho i.c f famlllee, given ample their regular weekly luncheon et, Hotel end Sen ford Avenue, and 1% ■g, left lowland homes. the Mayfeir Hotrl today of i dedication for recreational purindie winds sweeping up the the ncml* ot tK* ' ° c* 1 ”* Ippl tsney took fire Uvoe, I htwp’.tel, Mrs. Eliisbeth JamsMr. Speer la given credit by ta Milestill , gag on* In1*°n declared. , that tha story hie former associates on tha CornMs- Wet| f ag y t ^ t mnagkt j *" The Herald last night deacrib- mission for having been largely rights piuSostr .w e the over crowded condition*In responsible lo r 't h e purchase by c it y n e w s b r ie f s It. OraphkaDy oortrarin* lh* hoepiUI following several ae- tbs City of the McCracken Con. Htrwetiva force L s - . —i- eW*nt» Saa,,»T we, not in Crete Mp* work* which enabled Isrt r f l t e d l l S . M tW s U" U**t blt over-drswn. TW * the City Inter to make material. '* °™ time," Mr*. Jameson added, for tho sewer dreject, under M*. day for 1000 by Henry It. Cook nawspapsr told tho Bpo e r 8 Equipment Is Need Stock Market Crash i In I t a l y FblloWs Mussolini's O r d e i T o w n se n d Scys That Third Party _ May Be Organized: Pledged To Borah! National Guard Plans To Publish Monday’s Herald i'V ." - T1v;ee c^ s an‘“ To CDt| ___ aaodod t r meat avab a- O* . . . .... „ ----- -— . Mrs. , Jameson adn aowmvsiaatioa* with • plained, "la a .pedal accident Mlaaoari,^ ware blown ( room whom such emergency cases ruooeU froto Conway, | can be tahen for ln\m*dlate treatoe north, said the , « • “*■ J* *• happened th a t at the r V persons was wiped ( m* these accident victlme were r Ip Mftbeuat of Spring-1 brought In. an operation was be| lo t performed in tho operating emmet aO i t . j - room tnd It was neceeaary to ■ K la m u w tore flv alL ?!t 0nttl 0,11 b°*n “ «npl*l**i 5re r l \ administered. UJ ° r , trn tm n x could be ere teeww aw iy , , U M re.! wo«y wuoparaao o p t o - j ^ ho, ptU| tlM nvaUl ktw*. : »r treat . , ■ s te m , tHJ. , of equipment,” Mrs. Jama’ to* sold, listing linens, blanks's, | curtains, rugs chair*, towels, boiling surgical Implements, and a gas ^Tomorrow* tides: High at 0:51 A. M. and 10:19 P. M . low nti J. D. Davison and Will Be Fixed Jfy Road Department Mle* Joyce Hunt, daughter of Emmett Hunt, driving along the Lake Front Dolueverd StnmUy afternoon lost control of the ear and it plunged from th* highway Into th* swamp on the south vdr. Miss Hunt sscsoed Injury but the car was banTy damaged. _ Herbert Woodhem pleaded guilty today before County Judge Ja*. 0 . Sharon to larceny of pin* trees and to cutting timber on land th a t had,beea sold for txiv*. For the f ln t offtnsa he wa- u‘rdared to pay a fine of tlfi or go to-jall for 90 days, and for ih* latter affanse the 'sentence vac Papworth said, "that although 111 w M days. Both flnt* *c<*. ‘h*/2 f l _ from ®M»fbcd bridga paid. to f l a m may not bo completed Tho was th a n PayUy cloudy akmg tb . line, of Urn i S l J S w a r t Waal •poctfleattena, I bad tonight and Wednesday, posxldy ooalthra aasuvanta from Chalr- scattered showers in extn-nm*a Ibtodway t t t t the road from northwret portion tonight, nit S a a fM bridge to OmtewTwSSd much change .In temperature. northwest / F l o r i t », be R * In such a shape th at them Extrema thuadprehowsrs. coaler tonight j •wold t e no Wednesday partly cloudy, prnhauftOOl vehicle tb# ly ahowsr, in east portion. Frrsil Ph Papworth ala* stated h* wax southeriy winds, tfolably In- * J f? S S K ,n r»*t*rday, hvfkete Road Dbpartmanl I f f " ** * portion qf 8teU Read 44. reports H. M. Papworth, president of tbo Semlnolo 'County Chamber of Core. Marco, wko attended tb* meeting »ilb H. J. Lehman. rsVw^at. •needed. In addition to Mr*. Jameson, other visitors at the luncheon to­ day Included Charles Balyeat of Van Wart, Ohio, At Btariy of .Winter Karan, F la- J. V, C. Chap, maq, of Orlando, Fla., and T. R. Eekrreon of J s n g City, N. J. MiyCf RitfiS Will B« d*.th In DeLand Thursday teahad aeatteR a Juxy fev try: ■ion iaet night. The present ordinance proride* that the candidate receiving g majority vote shall ha daatared elected, I q the event Utero are dalA two omdidatao a majority tre k li be probably, th* City attorney etet•d but If there are three »r more candidate* th at wuold ha doubts fuL Ha iifggMtod that If a thfad oandidate enter* tha race th* v o id "majority” to tha o rdiunee’ Sg changed to read “pluralfty.** City Clerk F. B. Tamsen la {* Krep # * • watch uf tha palM eaL wtenbbed” to sea frem to t* " r u n ai a Cathaliq u a U aurvlvad ‘ W k ll wldoW, I Mr*. Nettle Oglesby; three chll- candidate file before ha rldaei I dren, Paulina, Lonnie, Jr., end hi. office at t P. V , In Is uwdet **D 1Mary Ann; two slitere, Mr*. E. H. Instructions from tha City Cbm.. ’ Wyaong of Savannah, 0 *., and mlaakm to rail Hut body togethto lar, 14*—(A7 Mrs. R. Cortadsliaa of Wtnnsbore, this arenlng far tha purydtei of tenmant an* g. c, and fir* brothers, Eugene, amending tHa ordtaane* to ah-’ Milan planes Wallace. Wilburn and John Lewie viat* any possibility ef hartngr.U third time, Oglesby of Sanford and R, J. Oglaaby of Clawlaten, Fight Not Yet Won All Churchy Plan To Hold LOCAL WEATy fpry Day During Holy Week 1tihg nearly La moon, publicity director. There will ha m service on F ri­ day even lag, Apr. 10, aa th at la the night tha Easter cantata b to bo bung« .T h a f l n t H al. Week religtessa aarviaa of lh* Laymen’* Aaaocla.Uen will ho on Monday evening, Apr. «. with th* Seminole H igh Ethos I Ole* Q uh hi charge. Ro­ ta ry will hare charge e f the T W day evening aerrlca, Klwaala will day ereaiag.*aad*tha lia n a C M 1 , ,7'’ May Be Necessary To • Amend Present City Election O r d i n a n c e •*f**' ilr- id* for th* rv•ffirere In iho can pay their ■ the SanfurJ 1 Bank. J. L vice pr**id*ut * t* �I present h"<*fcIUl 'fcufllitiee in 8XnfortL>$ye bkvV powrra-thst-be to do everything they (fetid srinnff * tki uiipruTing t n t dduqTDi wfncn now hospital staff. • In times past, when local funds j k j s i— 1 juemmrt sroni iA prcncii»f wr ratv irtton trf -sn entirely hew hospital. Other d ffe ; lern pi m * vm feshity bwra sten tlkg J k it t h*sA Commissi w y e rs i S S j t o i f ” 111 “ » * * * * • “ 1f tIrTfyTOWnTCTItl. »“ " * efforts thus Uk hare met with lftfle success 1 loeal hospital throughout the trlnttr Tnonthl •tmWed to vipWetty. There has scarcely been a the J *ft W w rnifth* When erdty atiilaM* rodrn fffi. l i s t Siin?My when thfee (infortifBdte aatoIflhta dheatpectfdly ofcfcurred in this vicinity and of litfufed victims \dereroihwJ hurriedly to the MM . . . k A U J .I > A l A L JJ *- rr«_ a .h ta y b r , f th . eft* S . S3. H . N 0 hrimlWr of flu i'tcop.1 Church, tb . A m trksn ftss, end tbs Chamber of Cent* coien m the fiail, as there wiU net a vacent room to the hokoital to which he could he Uken” . . .though two other VtttttRg.^were so critically injtfred that their recovery wm " r o e D A T , m arch cchs'dered as extrenrelv doublfM. there w as no place In the Initiation in which they could be .given immediate attep<tH LS V tfE 8 g > d tt TODAt tfon. The operating room was in use at the tbne the bed* f t f e H n w 0f ~ p e a c e ;~ t> . dent Viitftns WWre taken there, and they had to wait until u lf s b 6 sksll dwell with th . Ueib the Operations being performed were concluded . , Every id JtbS Impart! shall Us (towfl Available physician and surgeoh In the city responded to the d M b * U d; and tb* o»lf oral tho call for help, end they fend the /hospital nnrtee, .working A t f Whs and th* fstU nf: end under the hindJcsp of Inadequate facilities, pat In the night IM b eUM stall Wad trestm g the Victims, ktod they continued *Tuty this morn­ ing/* • That, It seems to* us, Is en amazing storv of totally ~fcj«i4hta hospltalltktfon t>— -•— city. ............... o r CLotromnurr inadMftlath fn a- •modern We hope that every resident of this city will take that story to heart nnd rescfve to do *om«thi?i* about It. i t 1s had enough to think of some person absolutely unknown to you sitting on . ^nu.m w w .rrg fe n « r * w k chair in a hospital with blood bttfeatninfe down her face Wid WWft cVrtttgV " H6 1 ■ A»ncy - l» It.ly'i't**! 7 a» p»#p->_ «uttt.;*oT«iof.idu' wading her turn for nsslstarce. but suppose that person Emily ftay. TWrt iprfs. V n VhwklJtriM ni WJte Wratlon for WMf -»■ • '. >< v k (h* Irtrytiry hci**o had been yourself I Btrppose it had been your mother, .or to M.*Mk •Vwwft m yvh W b b | ^ Vdh ■»* : *■ Abolhrhod “ab aftlou M * ortsJp«l^ljs Oooi Bom. 0 y6ur wife, or -your child, bnd you had been standing there rid* Ih %ii 'Bbftbr •' V 'r i t s oowtwntial. of Itf*. >. watching. Wafting, and wondering, why somebody did not Vtr. «Ml Vr». Xl V jW prttfi* <g 0. AoawtMl difftrmhe'i tti ranks Doytl ro tu ln i a awpab * * t t<n a pre<tpt pain , do something) ' ’ •*"* v 1 Fort iw p b w*v*¥wm« wr Wn«i»t{ Wflrfcfta paedwoca meat -U JP*!?1* w ™kflwfco ^n 1 Itti* of futur. barm. Wdoewl. * • 0'n .t , . _ Mha ftem a. U* «bH * In this day of .Mttless driving and mad highway C. K. Vh-havtrfhg vnd V m b 1/ f e e t * ™ I. son. tno .or*. J crashes, tfnenfcver known When his tuhi will come. Most of WY.r.l Jhys Ywvtrlly. ■ tt. D tfM hanoO ... , , flNf d^friobk.. < _ WMb nil that « i rotbal rich us are Willing to trice odr ehanm. Modt of iis drive aa If Th. to tta * VWy couth. feiMiM f lb k f e .lb e fed acouiwd poor, there had never been bn accldetft Th the World, or 'at least Chorpmlng, »rnl Miry Itong and aa if we had never seen one. But most of da know 'that we Bryan Squlr.* ami Bunn Collin taad. a Jot y auto party to Day­ may be the next victim. And When we gre sicked up out of tona Botch Sunday. B.'/droo ha» hut ffl apply, the ditth or off the shoulder of the road, with haH a dosen 1 *adiiiilca.rikn ho Imnwt.it, bonce broken, perhgpe, and we are melted to the hdtfpHal, Thia w n h h .hlpmynta of c*(.ry Wfll Wring INa nunrtwr of car. r f I hOftsm of Mi* Yslird dry, l tlop. of th. earth nVcmd. we will hope that therb wHl be at least ont kptte room e»d ■Wiry ihlpptd ao far thla Miaon one spare bed on which We can W*t While Vhb operiitirfg to H n ilS d tlily o t . r 1,000 « e b mall I nMd.do l. run '00m is made refcdjr, . Vltd v . h i b told by tool) authority tb. aSWr end Of th* .lap. Wehftrflbtb to thlhk Vrhat wduld hktfpeh fnthfs fa lr city; that th a n la .till nrarlqy half a l ow m tfi laid now to tb. n If there should ever bk a serious disaster or k mbjor caUm-, crop p t to morn and th* price, la ew s u p e r-L in e r I pn all *vw to hop*. Ity hurt. 80 fa r wfc hbve been VxtVbfheiy fortdhale in never* <m th* ad v a n e for which both G r o u n fe d In R i TRENTON, M*r.„ $4. - < A V JTwnrh old l#W of my <mh hbv'ng ahythlhg more serious than an extra automobile f l dWVti and cotamlaalon p*Op,’. Governor H affm aa. M M A am.to a. *jt . * S aJ . OI.AfTlOW, M .r. g lA -d P i-iia^_ A Kll? V k r 5 b* Ptovh Sccldent 6r tWo to OVttcroWd Our hospHak but Soppoee vft Grwt Drttian’. new .upto-lHw!. •hould wake up sonje miming U f)nd that a terrible torploQu.Cn M*ry Wn. « roundrd teeMH hlonMeomewhene had killed or maimed ffftr' 1_1- - * 'f duHng.thenlgbt — todby en War .first Jo u m y ibwf*. hi. In tl k s y my .ppllirtion so *I*m -tSisgXffisS) th* Cyld. g!y*t towerd tha see o m * *bow»d laalt' f but It e ta authoriU tiv.l. n iu rttit ..In c a lly and Imp d a Ufa ta of Mr«. G. F. Rm'th. •b . was dhdVm.'tgod. An hnotfit.i*, «lafua of tha eaao thiewg, optima ted a t tm. m Dion m . nod UgcIWngod. Amans 'th . th o o t.n J. of l.tt.rh Wbleb « n n . dolly to Major UnWei, rttdlo l a p m t r o, w.a on* Which tuggaatod that h* .ntor «b. p m lN^tM race. The major replied h* To (Jm o d t . . . repetition . . ; c, Never in .lt. m tlrbd «iul m<| 0 — And rcMntful of men’, condition. 1 Robert Froot. id**.,- d '-th i V citrsn. o*f V fa ti M m 0* th* htnkotym.nt of thrir bonmh sn l H Onburit Wf 'thrift -to HitomfortabU margin a t the kw* will b . ftdtMMr fhr cam ( w u dellbe * . ’ *^ % gfv> tovtifl up gfti teto W e sh ln g to n an d th e 8 U » the crqte-end thfe v e te e T tw *% y killed fh e prto< § g a & « i t t S ad v a n c e th * t W k C vSSi t . Ther* a rt 811,000,000 k t m o( fortil Usds fitVorfUsmul Unfed Ir'vsSS?Jr ^1 w Ifetld IfW W IB# WWny. When tb* , country g as , wstUst, forfeit Mid *rrcar» fdtalad SpliW h H b M tM W iN O sctss.; ' B u ild in g ; M aterial! idr lumber, r M tfe and. f tbafldhf histntah *w _s_ a . .* V* . _m �1 H B BANTOHP THE ROOSEVELTS ROLUNS fa/ Calendar hoaee. Program at 1:00 P. M> Eaaervatkm may ba made t f telephon­ ing 7 * J . . The Alathean Claw of tha Pbrat Baptist Church will ham ■ apaa*tbe-day party at tha boma of Mr*. R. T. Copper in Oviedo. Covered diah luncheon a t noon. Member* win meat at 10:00 A. M. at the church. A Mr*. W. L. Henley, adwiy-tlacted president of tha Praahyter.au Auxiliary, will entertain Ur* mem­ ber* of tha board of tha .auxiliary at 1:30 P. M. at her home, 90S Waa* Fifteenth S tru t. 2 . > FRIDAY Tha Goaara Hbma Demon*tration Club will h»T« it* “Aehler*mant Day” at tha Community Hall and »erv« on* of Ha thlckaa pie trapper*. Semi not* Rebebah Lodge will meet at H.00 P. M. a t tha Odd ~ ~ ■ . « «waf Hall. i. de V. Howard Chapter at U. D. a wiU meet a t «H» P. a t the home of Mr*. St. Clair While, 2220 W##t West FFirst in * Street, ti ISATURDAY Circle Number Two ad tha F irst Methodist Church will have A e w ttd food u l< In tha morning hi front of Penrjjy’i. Tha following raen\b*f* o Seminole H'gh School Oral motored - to ' Winter Park Thursday evening where w*C^ guea'a -of Mias Mary . r n t a t the edneert given b W itter Park • Symphony ehestra: Mlaaea Doria . Jm Arleng (Rlehter, KHuhaHtX tineton, Nancy \ Roeutter, S’ngtatvrv, Halan Cha Daphne Takath, Mable CM* and Albert , Htrudon, :. WfWHb WlRrtr Folia, MAI Shaffer. T W wot* aceoam by Mn.‘ W. f , Jackson mb Cabaret Dbuier Will Be Giren At Club TtUe apeat tha w*ek-a*»d here with at- puouin, Mr. and Mr*. John Schirard, Wert Teath S tru t. Mr. aad Mr*. Count* Johnson of Tampa, fui umity ad Uda city, *■• doom* tha birth af a daughUr. Ruth, Monday awning In Tamp*. Mr*. B .D . CddW Canter Star* -h Csawell. Eugenia Ann Ca*wall, In “Btrft# Me Pink? aad'Babbie Bally motored to OrEddie O u te r hi “Strike Ma BdU* Thigpen, Emery University i p u t the weekend parents, Mr. nnd TMgpen, Magnolia student at '.In Atlanta, here with hi* Mr*. W. M. Aten**. to * a followed the blaxlng trail af thia educational pioneer da line the pan ten yearn, reel lied the troth of President Roosevelt’* statement. s. A« the camera* about ma clicked, I fathered tome exciting mind picture*, Impression* to taka horn» »<*h me . . . . lira. Koo«*v«:t IVwldent Ilrtt eittlnf by each ,m irU * *1Ut'fl“ , other In the choncei with eye* of patjaUta* trf rented cypraaa • # » * ddferent color oat Uio ..m e aratM t alt cinahlnedtom ak* tbla eurUi.ly ,u » . look . . . . Mamin S p .n k k c e e .lc chapel, deeifned hy McIntyre, secretary to the PrcelRalph AiiaiM Cram of Boston, a dent, in * fray spring eult with a P*r^ c\ " * t *n* fof th* oot^ob* g n u end white t i e ____Nor»lf*t ,‘ro"0rU7 * !■ * - Jrv’»* Bachellor In purple hood daat FranUbt Delano Roosevelt and gold-taa*aed cep ihaklng “ I* E*aaa»elt. h*n>b with the pravlou* recipient* w**4ow af th, Alfernon Sydney Sullivan ***£ *** htoea, (k a Maditlion . . . . among them young Bolllna blw of (he choir robe*. *odw ,n U hm an. eon of Mr. and llghtiag ftxturaa la rod J jjre. Herman Lehman of Sanford *n^ •*••. laamad to echo the pa* I amt grey-moustached, peaaant triollo color pattern of tha Ameri- hookkig N. P. YowelJ of Orlando can flag in the chancel. J u t a * ! .. . , William Stockton of Jacksonthe dignified Imprualra academic villr i„ ,he white fur hood of Oxpracaaaion of be-tapped awl fo rd ----- T. W. Lawton of Sanford gowned college prealdents, profaa* |n *<ndemie id lt . . < . the ubiqul•era, and notablaa lad" by Marahal tou. Karl Lehmann, capped and Wafatoerg came up tha centr a j gowned, jolly, purposeful, and aiala. I heard a loud whUpar. “H er. beaming . . . . Martin And*men, CWr:f*. whoVe you *hooting fo rt* Orlando publlahor, In grey It waa one of the newtreel men twee,In and blue tie with an hailing one of hla fraternity aa amu«*d tmlie at the tremendous f**. Paramount, ami Hcarat wgerne** of hi* cub reporter . . . . camaria were *et up ready for Aroxta ITagoplan. Rollln* •oprmno ***tej. who gare ma tha right eort ol Seated J u t above me in the feeing Imlde when ahe aarg chancel ao that I had a good riaw “Stabat Mater." Mr. and Mr*. T. H. Cakarson a r­ rived Saturday night from Hackanaack, N. 3. to spend a atort time tor* with Mr. amt Mra. C. It. tc U iw ti, Palmetto Avanuc. volume of fhwoy. h . Mia* Mary Maxwell, daughter af Mr. u d Mrs. R. C. Maxwell of thia city, has been si acted traasx rtr of tha Student Government 1 Association a t Stetson University ' la Da Land. , The ernlorer whrt trie* to trialt l.ha.a, Forbidden City of Tibet, 1« faced hy a political and reli­ gion* bulwark well-n'gh lmpo*-‘ Their h o u u surrounded by w ater, thia fam ily U being fed by ilbl* to penetrate, a recent 6brescuer* in boat* a t McRae* Rock, Pa. On* man In the boat i* terver wre** handing canned food to the flood victim* while a mother and child at the bottom of thi itrp* g«.' realty to embark In the rescue boat for safety from the high waters. I Associated P to u Photo) Mrs. W. !. Hughey. Mrs, Bryon Squires, Mrs. W. I . Clark, Mrs. R. M. Mason, snd M r. J. V. R s m were hostesses a t the regular business and social mcytlng of |H,. T ruth Seeker** Class of Ihc Kirijt Mutho<list Church held Monday afternoon at the church annex Mm. Ceorge McCrum preaidrd nounea tha birth af a ton. David Edward, on Erldadf Mar. to, at tba Fernald* Laugh ton Memorial Hospital. , Mr. aad Mra. Rupert Strickland hat* rataraed from Mgdiaon, Ca. whera they'w are ealUd recently "Why, I’m Tlgsrt." i my brief Interview with Mra. Than auddanly, thara wau th a ' Reo*'**1! on fdreag* for women ateady boom of a twenty-one gun ' tn<1 * friendly hamlclasp •aluta, cheering la tha street nut- frnm lh* President, both axelling •Ida. and tha Praaldent entered mrmorie* for year* to com*, on tto arm of Ma .military aid, | Just bafara I left I had a few Colonel Edward Wataon. Thera minute* with Dean Chari** Atw*» a blinding flood of light, tha wood Campbell of Rollln* (I've •licking of camera lenses, and the been seanllng ta meat him e**r whirring of ntwsrtal*. An A. P. *lne* I heard hi* address, "Lovrly pbatographar asked me, "Do you Things” last October In the atlad if I stand on your table to Chapel) and f dashed lain -hla taka a pletara!" ! was so closo I study to pack out of hi* window at could ahndit bar* touched Preal-1 President Roosevelt and Governor daat Rooa«v*|t and v*ry proud to - Shell* drinking orangt juice to- " f lh« formed "f 'he I"* 1*“" ' Four m otorist, plrsded guilty before Municipal Judge 8. A. U. | Wilkinson yestenlay to the charge of driv ng over a fir* hose. Each . was s.ntencrd to pay a fine of !&, b rt I t of the fine In earn In­ stance was suspended under good behavior. The court record shows | that Dennis Young nnd J. J, I Wad* rich pa'd f t. The other two were J. Fleischer and Laura Cross. W.th work on another new sub­ way started In New York, talk now renters on the possibility of “moving sidewalks'* fur Manhat­ tan's Sixth Avenue. (County Solicitor, Ornng« County) Charles Batts an Roacoo Skipir of Lakeland, student* at tha nhraralty of Florida, wore the •abend guest* of the former’s ‘rents, Mr. and Mra. A. L. Betts, Umetto Avenue. The Show Beautiful CANDIDATE FOR O *, lath* guest of to r stator, Mr*. Jaku ScMrard, West Tenth 8tr**t. She m u aeooa*piii*d tor* by Mra. 3. C. Ray of JaekaoovUle ' who •p ert Sunday wlUi Hra. Schirard. I - ' '■■■— i . L. Parkins, J r . and Paal Handaraau, of tokaland, atudenta M tto U atvenity of Florida, war* tto waok-ond guaou of tto for­ m ula parent*. H r. and Mra. B. L. Parktas, M agnate Avenue. Mtaa Gau Martln Uney. at» Dote Ualvarafty and terfhtor of Mr. and Mra. J. O. P ric . 1 tkhat 75e 2 ticket* 60c me 8 ttekaU 80e esch Batteries, oil*, wrenches, etc. Crle* of rr it'c s that movie money I* spoiling the New Yoilt th ra irr are disproved this year by the fart th at Rmadway ha* had one of the b**t season* in recent history. , t 204 Sanford Avenue At The Mayfair »f Garden Thrsshsr, ran, Mra. ra. J- H. . a 1 il era are axperii petting ■rtp •« their lion basketball la • .Brooklyn 1 now <b*y a/a F lo rid * BORN, APRIL 1. ISM, FT GERALD, CA. GRADUATE U N IV E R S IT Y , OP C O L U M B I A LAW SCHOOL, ltU . MUNICIPAL JUDGE, OR* LAN DO, FLORIDA l i t 6* lltfc COUNTY SOLICITOR. ORANGE COUNTY. SINCE KansM W riters Given Jobe Of WPA Guides m i. . w ~ x :] Now 5 th District of GRADUATE U N IV E R S IT Y OF GEORGIA K it, Mr, ^ Mrs, D .J , lawson of Aragun, G«w * t e Wa apandlng naia of JwkwnvUla thatr tone yarn a* t o Daytona ip evening a t the Boaafc, vara tto gw yta Monday •ranine af Mr. m * Mra. J. M. Among th o u spending • few Stlaadphar, Mr. Igvaon and Mr. dgH U gtoata at the hotel are: Rtlnadptor were rlrtamale* at A. R Eras* of New Toefc City) Ptadmout College. H. Clark, T. Aahton, and J* Ware a f Philadelphia ; C. W. Rawaen of Ahtovflla,.S. C.| and W. J . Grlffla af tto American Oil Coenpony. W . Wright, ■ J Definite, Lasting Fight Not Yet Won Against C a n a l CITYNEWS BRIEFS . MM* Mnmt* Minor la Imprornt the F*rnaldJLaughton Maaaerkl HoapHnl where aha unJa n ra n t an operation yarterday i tab aiagar: to the person of MUa b t a n , movoa Mm to taka a im nayiadeaH w a r n In paraanal •agkatlam ,. entitled “M*a or M«Mm What Are YOU!’* Then t o Inherit* the manage •seat U a to t * ' amnaeamat perk girt hereto* torthred w it* a gang BOAT CARRIES FOOD TO MAROONED dean O rtr the audience i t Know lea Chapel a t Bfcllln*. thee* raa p r ig pt» Of expectancy, Ilka tha brant*. te a magteai moment that camaa at a wadding Juet bafara tha fagMa •■ tan t t o church, and la the tbMtar before the t i l tab* ™** ! ? * • , **t , tar. The lefty an m l d'n 1 , 1^ch'*’ Personals Mr*. J. O, L a u y . jnruH N ow llio lov rale* In operation for ]ong'tU>U!l& talcplioning after 7 P. M. apply all day Sunday. Thia exteaiion of night rate* to all day Sunday inchdea both Station-to*Sutiou and PeraoBrtorPMW» calla to naort pointa. And now, too* now low n id i apply on Peraoo-to-Pweau calk every night at the week after term o'clock to thoao polnta whera tba day Panoo-to-Paraoa rate is n o n than When ya* telaybooe oat o f town and will talk to anyone. at the number aelkd—that ia e SttdoaHo^tatko call; Bttf U yon moat talk to only ooe partial** person, vhoao namayfn ebelntfaaoparajor dt o kaParaoaMo-Paraoa call FfU information oo tbaao danaa of service, and rales tomany dUaa, will b« found 1» tba fraut papa of ^ �ilg g g g tv<' ----- S ^ g g fP P v ■s p t w F* C a u ^ ^ m n u sw o n e r' H U iu g y g ji H W P 1 MOUSES TOPPLED O 8 = s* r * J* 5 ! ■n--. —---------------------- ----- *A8. G. SHARON — — W. J........ (FUNIE) STEEP . ^ in llMlIllllllMlIilll I r POLICE mmmm WM. C. (Homeete; I»«—I mm For Attorney ' — For t5)ufity Commissioner • m tf . J . B. Jo te i and M m 8* mU «sr« A s BW M M d Of dllCOg. ■acting wator sendee. Jones paid a Hne of f t and 9a o il waa (iran a floe of |6 . •. Charged wtth dleorderly taftl DM riciNo.4 W. B. WILUAMS For Comp */ t w i l l i V i , i *For County Commissioner . iaaaam< D is tric t N o. B W« G. KIUBEE , i I 8. F. (Sammy) LONG , ORIE R. MATHIEUX For Justice of the Peace JA g. G ROBERTS rare, State Legislature Grow® N o. S Ernastloo Ranch, , John Hanry Lana and Nation J. B r a n each paid f i t , Plaeele Mae Hallemon f«U I , S M Washington WM ten fenced to p a ? * A m af »» or go to JoB JB dayk, Joe WBllama waa gteen a HO" fine ar a 10 day Jail aaatanca. and Jamas Pope forfeited ■ f 10 bond* CABBU MsCMAY. aalorad girl, want* baase weak, 017 Crptada rhargad orderly. M. W. PMlipe waa hat k' kentone^of ISO a r 10 dajra,' upon hla payment of MS Urn bal­ ance of the Matinee waa impend­ ed. J niton Bakar waa flaad |1S or aentenced to J ilrf W 30 doya 6a Uiit chart*, bat waa gIran an ad* dUlonal flna of MS or 60 daya in Jail fa r eaaeulL TOMATO PUtNTS for aele. J. C. ’ There warp four "plain dnmki." ’ Ulewertb. BaardaU* A m , A. j . Stalnroaytr and R. T. John, phana QOS. ' * oon oath forftllad bonds of |10, A W. Koonca was *l»an a |8 soipend- J. T.McLAIN . dM t, Cannacilcut river ran (kraut* the ally. t*a Ufa. _ (Aeeeclated Praia PhetaJ WHERE SEVEN PERISHED IN FLOOD-FIRE TRAGEDY . "i A*L j •> \ - • ■■ War On Wild To End Tick * -.t • l u ru in f I top) and Harry SUhaore tkaiewK *>f Mar Si, (tor. Itjffm na af N to Jri» JT irnt an luvretlgatur to the P m U a nat* prison at h i M to i|ii~*tlon Samuil W. ( k r t l l h li under u n t n r r to JIa tka i l f t t " hat iha com lets related WWB not r> Vralrd. ( Auoclatad Prtaa Photo) a n h w F th . * (API—Tht earnpa ten . .» M * •* — > ■a.»*«M*•< For County Judge Democratic Committeeman ■j- v ..» R. W. WARE For County Prosecuting Attorney JOHN G, LEONARDY w anker Can't -Take Ria Lions T» 'J r M W SAMUEL A. B. W q y N S O N ftoto raaaaanr .f “ ' Mhar Saalare ter i a n — Permmd Pi s r a P JJ» t .w taog ai w a rn YES, CHIEF, THERE IS A FLOOD HERE! £T*Ei ‘w>wl1 _ _____— — • M Admiral Byrd raportod ha HOUSTON, I j L , M*t. «ouiwj i^owy patrtla. nailing lr» Lp>-i.NtKb M be fewea them lh4 AnUretJt. • > ada n : In in U «l»tn* np M« l ____________ _ B««»«a——— —a— *——i h i w m , ..» »«l a . m aw w i i u Ci iM»Mii i«ai i n »im a«aaaaaaaawa i n m i W. HERBERT MESSER so day* canyon, Sa na w u Alpine, Ml I good kRTa basn bracking and entering, * a a ] M ofora ,a rating." eating. Raherta u id . *to farrad. t® the Coupty, and the ik , winurtlma they fur out Ilka agalnat ltonry — Johae, ebtrgad — 11| *bear." X-. larcany, waa ordered Iran* Hi* goTaramant recently dfe* tad thn. JirmalU riba tad 1,000 roqoda <d ammunt* to th JnwtaUe Chert. C w rV . 11 Itribntod l ;g . w; s p e n c e r n tlg iH m i %f dar fur w kkh R ru ao llaaptam am ON FRENCH FRONTIER »N BARNETT « flna of MS or to Jail. balTk l i kla th« IJmlbvrgk kUaapiag ««d mm- ■ _________ i t n u E NpertaC ky J. a Mtehael. ku gar, ta Ika riCiral.Btata tUi Naara Mrrlaai *’ ' U R M ; D a I m (a orate, ’ll pG R tno- : For Sheriff *AUL G. BIGGERS g JIA in i (LIMA) D a . J FarCkaoka. ton II aralaa 111 POTATO i r i wn * a i —raiaM . C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND j. f . McCl e l l a n d ED^MEISCH *1 fe .»' &•Jy it li >A ,J LEWIS A. TATE W B iP K » y - -m t O, P. HERNDON NEW HOME OF liMbBERGHS ;-■■■ ■« o . Ds JINKIN8 rE & m : g T O R P p p y tE T iifcjaaidR&tb: ti ■iwn ii to With flood v at ar «o»rral feat deep luahlitg th rough the stn ata of Inf fil’d, Mnaa.. pottraman in an outboard motor boat atop at a call bo« ta lapboiff Tmadquarten the aitant of the dam art they w t# wnt out to Ininert. (Aasorlatid Pffaa Photo) . ME DON’T LIKE FLOODSP SCENE ON THE BEXi �• Sanford b 'Hie Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, HJgl And Water Transportation NUMBER II c a n d id a t e HITLER’S ENVOY neva a»™.. BUU^g M n . Arm an t r her New Head OfChamber Of Comraerce Saya M If Not A One- ’ . ThR . a n Are**. Retiring * E. F . I ltp liiH ii (abase) a former ps mssattog attorney for Seabtol* Cbohty, today announced bio candidacy far that office. Bp waa Cbpaty Jedye SO y e a n kge and earrad on* term aa mayor of Sanford and three ypom- aa (im -\7 M ) nothin* sis* te do I*** <<rtv* back aleag the road Kra. « T > dihif* i tm k h a d ’Dm beya In tho borrowed ! eajw hm s on the road, bat wh Bfcp last week’s dara« etpactod from the amr he M horns Mrs. Bra nan was i theme After waiting for a lime' Ipy which sent an to­ dreys th a t, to tha Junior HI i l* into tho MonoapMqo Rivera, ate rtlng School aad than to tho homos atag a*tln a t palate od to normal. a f f .f i Virginia and If He la Playing C an arP o litics” L eft Fletcher *On A i Limb’, Charges Jax Journjjy Democrat M e * »f SeinflMo County aad to­ day announced for th . office of pteesirwtlng attorney for ,Bemlnote Oewnty, a position hb held e BRIEFS vote Senator Fletcher’s to provide $ 18, 000,000 ag th* undertaking. Flats har," tha nows- 1 bevooee of dlffem oag irlth Dr. F. B. Townsend. co-founder with him of the plan to gtro gveryoao over 80 a pension o f $140 a month, f nsnetd with a S portent tranv White the itstim e at described ths dtffsreacee aa aver "fundsmvntal polislaa of both organliaLea and method* at gaining voactmsnt of th# Townsead PUn Int* tew," CIsmanta told reporters "laltaU poU tkot A rt th* Prasl- he was dlssaUtflad with Dr. Town*cod’s political manmrrerteg. I r Lot Anglos, Dr. Itewaoend •crapted the catenation. «om. mentteg that "tho gutomoot of M r.O sm vnta moete, with my hoarty approval." • “ Doctor also wanted a raorganIrtUpo." Mid tho attractive, rad•totes/ wito of Clemente, who w" £ t_ ? .l,fc ^lw “ PUvate eoero- rtly rtomly ta­ y. little change btreaao northlily cloudy to- by only owe veto shows how very coolly It could have boon put ever by on* word from the White Hooo*. That word evidently was not sM jo. tae tatt vUtoa Banfbrd ? m - High rt W to ii M d of the U alvsnlty at Fletfdm After receiving hi* dm Improvement At Hospital Urged By Kiwanis Club a t the Hanid retulhd ion roquvitI OOMmittee ■ana wh«rsNoproved ahitinsd. M of Drs u h *l*eted Id Wood- .to th*.Senate*•** h# wi.l not har* to Uka affieo.naUI April, l * r , and r la one » h a te W flU raelgn from thg M year. City Comwlsilm at that (low, through W. |L P aten t, city coauniMlawat •a first hoy or a n / eaadidalo far the state Sega*, ■ stats monk u Thg Eny t tho BnPree Plans To R eign City Job If Named Senator te th* d e le U. S. AndJEnglan* T o K e e p Parity Fleet Of 4.000 Army Wane* Is WantedBy Congress Group, ■ ' LONDON. Mar. 25.—(AP) —Tho United States, Grm Brilnln and France aipned •, ' When lllt'a r dispatched ller- new International naval trait-’ * > * 1 many’a reply to the Locarno treaty ty today. signatories, mooting to ponder tha The pact rerjiovca rentric- , Rhineland crisis, ho-shea* Joachim lions on the aixe of the nnvieg, j ron Rlhbcntrop (abora) to carry hut the United State* uo« i Hie document In person. (AH » at Britain. poaaeswrR o* Photo.) - j-r 'Thti'Anglo-American aerate' J fiesta, agreed separately Ip mat%i ! lain thvlr navtaa a t tha mam.leys, 1 cl. This Anglo-Aimrtcan ogr ejfc. ’ inrnt waa esprasaod la r t i t i m a 1 °f U tter, between Manana A* Darla, heed of tho American d*|%. gatiun, and Anthony Eden, B riK ft l*h foreign aecntkry. In elgnlng tha traaty, Dnvtk •aid th* United Slates i n l i h J •$ "*n carrying forward certehi ta rn r b demental principals of naval 11%. Itatlon which, with good will #A . tho p art nf all naral powers, Wjfli - ’ •errs to present tV aval race," Bte • TAMPA. Mar. 88.—(AT—Ths edited that tha American gam. Hillsborough county grand Jury crument regreta tha tnatroMeMk' late yaaterday Issued a flat de­ "falls short of our beat hopes In mand for gambling In ihifcounty ithat It make* no provision f t t to mbs# at midnight tonlgnt. and quantitative reduction and Hmttte; said resignations of the county lion." Up asM the la tm to ttad S * Judge, the sheriff and the county situation was responsible far tkje eolkttor would bo requested If It fact and "In Um clrruamtaamwa ~ did not e)ep. . * / " T h / grand torf even annoOhcsR how Its members voted oa the question as It prasentad the fut. lowing brief refer, to tho court: "WW, the grand Jury report, re­ commend thet the county Judge, thg jh e riff end tho county aoltoitor bo notified that gambling must bo stopped In Hillsborough rouaty by midnight. Mar. 88, IBM, and If thsy fall .to. do so, that thslr resignations bo requested. dstcriblng equipment of tho Are Thle rote was 10 ayes and seven my Air Corpa as "Impotent" sad “Inadequate.” nose. . . Ths report sontteoad that wMg “ (Signed)" Cortgrea. ha. aathorteod an toWILLIAM MARSHALL fwwt 1044 "Cltrke* Cuban lottery and te 1144, th* Army authorisation bollte gambling operations hers stands a t only MOO .ptewM, -Th* • re carried on under- protection Dumber aad typo of plaaea la Uto from public officials have been QAtion • Insular poMAaaJoaa v m ™**to by varloua civic organise- nold by Ui* report to mak* "air defvnso of tbes* pooaooolMto aiready Impotent" Testimony of Assistant lm % tary of War Woodrtag krfOis am appropriations .ub-commlUoo WM quoted te wkish be preoqnted iter uie* Indicating that allowtag M washouts, del tvtrios and sthw the Army AJto Robbura laat a'ght got away considerations, with consldsrabla rash. » number Cbrp* will har* approahMtofy S I "f Urea and $80 worth of oil s t airp'snoa on July 1, ]P$g, Reel e garage and KngliriT* Gulf Tam paG randJur) To Quit T o n ig h t Real g n a t i o n Will . Be Asked Unless All Gaming Stops JACKSONVILLE, Mar. tS— *)—The Jacksonville' Journal dent Rooetto with Uto 1148*00,400 ■hip east! feat by Restriction On SfeMt Of Navies Remove* By Pact Fram ed At* London Conferen^ft Thrown Back Upon • ^ o P ow eri ■raaaa waa known to k i n taken. 1**1 Moo* throe rnltaa from San­ ; f*» i ho farad hare and the toys N t h (» *ar and a f a t tiro. They Mar; I S - ia v had boon unable to ( a t the (pare . of tocarno H r. <df the rack. Mr. Br.nan pro- * * * P Q ,rejection ________________ Weedgft to da that thlav, bat aftot P j w parpaaali, thoa UffhUnlnr the “Ebro ha hpd bopt a screwdriver double **• ^°**** the Oarha decided K would ha bettor not " ■ * J* T * * U,a « ‘ha Rhineland. !* * delfanOod by Frima Mia later' !to monkey ftvther wRk a berm wed T** - ------’ear. and (unrooted that Mrs, Stlil!UIr JMdwtn** cabinet today, tor of tlranta d rirt fctr fetv feck t* tow n; The French “mInti *“*“ '* state, * . and harp a p r t p mechanic p> * * * N Fan! Banconr, rid tad _ Idea ----- 1 out and rbaare Urea on the hoi*.. y ,r ,‘** 3*«*UyF -----_ Anthony ' ____ A “ f o rr A sni M ln ttfa - — —* -------------- L a . ;fa a Iloot minute confaranea be* i fere ly in g to Faria. Hitler’s ra­ . fuaal to withdraw bis forces from : the Rhineland ar to accept Judg. moot by world court la Oermany’i , arrumsnt against tha Trencoj Soviet mutual aaalatance part threw tha Rhineland negotiations bach to the Locarno powers. - Ooromay torapormrlly Btarisd a showdown with tha Locarno powers by postponing until two ] days after har rskhsU g tlvrtlons, a formal reply to Anglo-FrancoBelglan porpoula for settling tbs Rhlnolsnd crisis. Simultaneously, Italy natlflsd tho Locarno powers, of which iho Is om , that iho will not orcejA tho Anglo-Francw-BtlgUn accord until she has bean en­ sured that loafoe of Nations Retongg stamps affteud te a warranty dead an file toda, show, •hot Evelyn W. Gunter paid $800 I* Mary A Jackson for a lot qn Oeaar* Arson*, aast qf fcaford afternoon • House. Slot Machine Coins, Caah, Tires And Oil Taken At Two Places f t Ute Aatlcr* *4 Faskard, ag. •rSBnltatlon, to •% I e'cluck this to,Oub, as off). Discrimination Bfli Attacked By U » > s | WABHINDTON, Mar. —Charlsa Waaloy Dunn at £ 1 ) Grocery station was also rifted quantity of ol l st et on. and a Roosevelt Is Fishing In Bahimm Islands p rt j n f 4 an*' *re■ ?« $ Klwaatoa aS*< . MIAMI, iU r. 88.—OF)— Presldont iSaoMvglt arrived at MatUtoww town, great laagua Island, la Uto Bahems*. today shosrd Uto d*•M ftaa Monaghan to Had a m w presidential ship, th* Potomac, owalUag him. It v u Ms flrtt vtew of tho.sonvarted Coast Ouard ctoter.and he prepared to board It during tea day to eonUnwg hte ftehlng cnilag; .The deatraygra Monaghga gad Dale will contlaua M convey far tha presidential ftehto* pariy. - • Q k M te Jw DOING m! jjn t F4)C h » g ) Judiciary aatocommUteg 1 tha Borah anU-prico dtevi bill w*o unconsUbutlot vtew was chollsnged pro Senator Borah, Idaho R who m (/ th* M l waa wl iUtutloaa) and designed t e Intareat” to g n discrimination a l p N a t tag com paUtlaw. LOCAL kl * .i ' % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 24, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abef997a92c552871ad9729956586461.pdf 0905beef14f22dad23c7119fe483fa86 PDF Text Text f t -Tf / r SATURDAY, MARCH ZI.1M8 Rivers Leave Death And Destruction In Their Wake 'mm: t iVi* M s© 0 \fj^r ft- Ahty jfm « w* .., eirar H s j i u A * ' w9 tj k j A a i ■j ■ r-' W ""-'- “l 1, t '-■> 'f; ■“ • y ' 1 • . :i>* ;• i ■•n\ •>•5 •r *•; «. . v fc v : Only tha heuao tepa In Croon Cprfng*. w Va, wire In alpht above flood watara whan a photographer flaw avar and made thla Mt. Tha town woo ona at many awapt bp torrents that cauttd ccorao of death*, drove Ihoutand* of poopl* from tholr tiamai and JgM damapaa aaumatad at mllllona of dollar* in aaatarn atetes. (Anocialad Praaa Photo) Air** <*ir dtvaitiud by tha wont flood alnaa the (r a il d[u«t*r of IM1 In which 2.211 people were drown* I, tha affy of Jo Knotown. Pa., waa thrown Into a panle with raporta that tha Quomahenlng dam waa weakening and thraatantd to tooao a mountain of watae an Iho town momtntarlly. Thla air view ahowa water many fact, daap In principal street*. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo) \ COLD INCREASES MISERY OF FLOOD VICTIMS RUSHING WATERS WRECK RAILROAD BRIDGE RED CROSS AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS ; K f iV- :# Wssa •’5 • T*y fa■ Hr piling tamprratures added to the misery o f flood refuge** In <latent alataa ■■ awoUen f f r’nlmed »■ Inal 10 IWca and ciuied milMoni o f dollars damage. Traffic wai in a bad way al dalnapud when the Ramapo River flooded Oaklanitcr twa'la oeer Ita bank*. ig # P w s AS CAMERAMAN SAW DRAMATIi i ' : 'S Raging watara at tha flaadad Condmaugh rlvar tore away a aactlon of tha railroad bridge at Jahna* town, Pa, whore memory el tha UM dlaaatar aant faar to Ita hlghaat peak. Oamaga waa aatlmatod at mllllana of dollara and aaveral para*no war* drowned as high watara flaodad th* aaotom aUtta. f Aeaa- e la lo r f D a l i a. B h n tw ) ' > w fi I, IM I I I III k ■ i * i ■!■> 1 Rad Craaa warkora ara ahown wading about In kn*a-d**p water to dlatributo faad, alathaa and madlaln* la flood auffarora at King*, ton, Pa, during that alty’a aooond. Inundation within ten dajra by tha luagu*henna rlvar. (Aaeaalatod Praaa Photo) FLOOD RESCUE 1 �— J 'J H J M F C b ot/ M o n a U « n F n d fe A n d V t t t U U w Than Any e b a f l t t A m In A m erica ■ XXV m ssm One Killed, 6 Hurt In Three . Auto Wrecks ZW vl # m tfa r ii —■ ■*■—i—a— aw e Member AnoeMlW Prwra ■ 1 ■■■-» Smiles On Sanford ut~eagww Mrs. Roosevelt Smiles On Big Station Crowd President Fails To Put In Appearance During Brief Halt 0 f Special Train Two In Hospital Not Expected To Live, Two Others Are In Serious Condition AN -------------i IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY I b r a lit NEW SPAPER Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City AfTsrdinf Rail, ElgfcVt And Water Transportation 9 ■■ra SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 23. 1936 C i t y Registration Books Remain Open Only 2 More Weeks a t. registration books will remain open until Saturday, Apr. 4, tan day* before lha ■parlal .lection railed for chaos tng a successor to the Uta Mayor T. 'L Duma* aa a member of the City 0omrala* ■ion. Poll t u n for 1935 mast also be paid by tint date. To­ morrow is the tart d»y on which candidate, can file for the «*WBAaanto • ---------- — * NUMBER 127 - 1 Established In 19«8 Flood Roaring TbroughOhio River Valley In Politics fraging Waters Flow In Ohio, Kentucky ; Scores Of Villages Unchecked Through II Duce Prepared F or European W a f Seen Approaching; Of Depoties Reconsideration Chamber In Italy Dissolved Vnd Big: Industries Of Vote On Canf l __ Ordered. rLmT^Wv'.i'F-'*AboliaKed^gn; ____ Lost By One VdtS Places Country 2 ----- k . ", JJE A * PhwU fe. L - C . rivt?hrckc>l flood water* of th* appearance when hia tf^eial tmln 'l . — (Ohio R ver tore through a «cor* hajted for about 10 mlnutee In ' of All rtvmmuni tie* in Kentucky Sanford thia mom In*, but Mm. r|n«l In today, the |**t m,-n»n Rooa.relt came out on the cl'-aerraSenators 0 n Record if -he Ihlrlecn-.tat* dlaa.trr that Mon platform of the rear Pull­ All Rooms Occupied, fpnlt 1*1 I v<?« and mailt? ihiumn.K 36 To 35 Against man. amtlad on the crowd, waved ho nn tots. J J, fates, rtanrord bu«inr«* bar band In treating, and apoloOperating R o o m F'lctcher Proposal Hitler Defiant And In New K'lgbml and IVnnsyl m an, who wi*1 seek election lv»| rtied for the President not being Iri U s e A t Time Vania Awulli'n w iU n grathnliy1 W o n ’ t Surrender CITY NEWS BRIEFS t h e f n u n .y IJ«>aid o f f o m m i s ai,,n i able to great hia wal’-wlahera. WASHINGTON, Mai* 2.1 - -Jb ftlhwiitetl, Irsvmg bchintl the trr- ers f ti»ivi lh slrU ’v No J in th** A crowd aatlmatad at 2.000 waa To League Demand l>> one Kite the Senate refined The C ly Comml.vton ill meet mmihtUw job nf relief and n* One person was hilled, two at the atatien, a good y portion in regular .ra.ion al 7:;l<) o'clock hntiilitM ttn While f incimviti ami -I ti n r* p i m i a i v toilay to reconsider it, action of i received Injuries being achool children. The police thia arming. ast Tuesday in rejrctitg the HOME, Mnr, 23.— (AP) P«»rtimn'.rh, Ohio, w>?c hutli'ti it is feared will prove Pretiilent HoweT.lt , wi* *°* ■kept the crowd back of a rope Fh'lcher proposal tu provide 112.- — Premier Mutwollni. predict­ ing down ugnin^t the imimn.it! and u, u h i three u u e o more «i««o were •*— *! <|uite rouly” to greet the crowd atrntchad along the center of the Tomorrow-, tide. l|.*h al ‘MTi •|*|i»Mnrh #.f lho- Oho flood rnut. ,nO(J to continue work un the ing the coming of a new war. loaily hart in two auto- al lh, C. L. railm«.l >Ution platform, hut aa the tmln polled J A. M. ami U:2H I’ M.. lowat 2:11IIartf..rd. r«mn . *rnt undiT ^tnch uta Ship Canal. nlwdished the Chamber pf mobile wrecks in and near j ^ morning, but Mr., Roo*#v*it In on tho third track the apectatnra A. M. and .1 <l| I*\t It defeated 38 to 35 a motion y Deputies and all the large nuhtity «li<ai i|nlm* to |trfv»*nl |o* t Sanford Sunday evening. Oc flu .bed her—worm ami.e, wared warn fully JO feet away. Only -------Senator Truman. Missouri Demo­ private industries in Italy to­ Ing In all sw ep t r tics anti cupants of another wrecked her hand at the thousand achool pence uffteera. Mayor 9. O. Shin- I Ed F. I-*n* will deliver hi. ad- m n i rm m l ii a t r o o p i w m e o n d u t y 1 crat. to provide another test on day. For the Chamber of ear escaped injury. children preestng against the . Solver, photographer., newvpaper | drea. on celery over radio-luion Th*' Kr*l < iow« is ruling irt tv* the army bill amandnirnt of Deputies he substituted a The moat serious wreck rope., and aipreaved the “good men and Mm. Jo'iua Takach, who WIJBO, Orlando, at 11 II) o'rloce f lv. rrl i«f, ami nil rriiiknti ar-' Senator Fletcher of Florid* pro­ Council of Guilds. waa that between tan driven by wishes" of both the PTeatdent and presented Mra, Roosevelt with a Tuesday morning. hririir noculntt'd t*» prevent the viding the fund Th# amendment — He left only medium and , H. Palmer Eastwood of Sanford heraelf. •pi.'ad of disease __________ hugs bouquet of gladiolaa and was lost 3!) to 34 un th* fint Vote small privat* industries Intact* Pension Plan Author and Wallace S. Shaw of Orlande Wilbur Bailey, 111, of Orange roaea. were allowed Inalde the ropelast wrrk. lht> Ohio Kivrr was relrbrntinir said of large private Induaon the Ban ford-Orlando highway The flower* were grown by rlay- City, and M ilii, lee Wherter, 21*. th»* fh t«l rniiiv* rAgiry of y* |nst Pledges (*roup T o Senator V'rndvnberg, Michigan, ami tries "We are going toward a pe­ near the County Home about l< of Mima were marrod Saturday ton Bennett pn Celery ^A»an»e. d'furnms flmnl, Wnichtsvlth Republican, * had conducted a riod in which these industries will (i. O. P. Candidate vtgnruis o'clock. Tho cam met in head-on Mr*. Takach and Mr. Roosevelt afternoon by County Judge Jn' (j. •nd Stout, wrst of Portsmouth, drive against' tha proj­ have to labor eicluvlvaly, or al­ ____ i rotliaion and Wallace Shaw waa Sharon. Ohio, were nuhmerirnl. -their 210 ect a, “ecunomlca'ly ' unsound." most to, for the armed force* of are couaina. killed. I.ONCi REACH. Calif . Mar 23. Senator Fletcher replied that fail­ Intinbitwt* iKdmtH Manchester, After what teemed an InterDr/ Franc it FX Townsend, author ure to supply additional fund* the nation." He said It Is Incon­ Scotty Shaw, coutln of Wal­ /V The pant master'* dcgiee will Ripley and Ironton were hit I f p mlnvbie delay, Mm. Rooaeve t anl of the plan to pay every resident inrsnt a slap „l I'residvnt Roots- ceivable thar profit* should be lace Shaw, and Anna Buchanan,I conferred by Kd. F. Lane, high A* taw the widening .Irratn ;r■> V.BD H av e v 2 u C v r . i * « » r « d 0n tha rear platform of the b* 20 over ^ nf tiff « pension of f veil for "making a great mi*t*k*“ made from he manufacturing of Kent cky, tlrrenup moved priest, aj a meeting of Monro# alas of Orlando, riding in the! j .peeial train and, laaninr over the war materials. ft ni lie. th csr, received auch aerioua Injurin' chapter of the Royal Arch Ma­ courthouse • month, repthlimted the in -tatting the project. railing, wared her hand at th* •Vi Mussolini executed hie brood son. in the \lao>ni<- hall Tue.day vvhi.-h itirlf »«< on *„ artificial Riwi-m-kt-U Ailmmistitithin lt«t that their deaths warn momanUr-1 F a m O U S S m i l e C a p t i - crowd. stroke an the aevendrentb anni­ trcM ng at 7:30 o'clock. I.land A.hland, t'etMtaburg ntul night and endovscil Senator W11■! Uy expected throughout the night Cummlllre Meets McIntyre v a t e s Interviewer “ I wish very much that Me. Aufu.ta were partly Inundated. Ii*m K. llorah of Idaho, for the* The position taken by th# Cen­ versary of 1ha founding «f th* Ka IImpraremenf ‘ In their condi­ Roosevelt were ready to rome Fascist party after cdnclndhtif regular bi-monthly meeting PmtAinoik ^i, Ohio, mob.liied 11* presidency. tion waa noted at noon today. tral Flnrida Water Cnnaervatlon Of Mrs. Hoosevelt out and extend Ma greeting to you, of The the Veteran* of Forirgn Wa C( t , WPA and American Legiun >lu pledge*! himself nn.l his or- Committee In opposing con*tnic- conference* with representative* Hr. and Mm. Eaatwood wai but he I* not quits ready." aald will be held in the Legion Hut at force* for an r»ru*rjrerwy. Hungary, Up r«n ita tion which he hoists has 4.* tinn <if the Cross.State Omni was of Austria ami seriously Injured, and it wi a , NINA O L IV E R DSAN Mry, Rooacvelt. "I wlah to extend Id ^ he Is trying to Incmas* Hack L|j«trmm , iVsburgii>x OOOgOOO members, to work with un- rvptainrd toilay by a delegation feared by physicians that Mr. “ Mr*, llooaevelt, what do.'* be ■ very goid wlahea to you for Mra." I o'clock thia evening. All vet­ erans who saw service ovrraea* f|MNi T'tld water supply was pio- tiring seal f >r tha nomination ami frt>in that committee which he'd Italy's so'f sufficiency in prepa­ Eastwbod had autfarad a copeua- Ing In the White Home* do to n An official gyv. tha "blah b*l:" are Invited. n«ium‘rd safe at last after million* election of the ahnggy-haired It.- , f ,lnf,.,rnre with Martin Mc- ration for a possible European atea. Mra. Eaatwood waa palnwuy marriageV* 1 a*ked eagcily in the signal to tho engineer, the secret of ifallon* of filtered drinking putilican candidate. He also an- intyre private secretary to Presi- war. cut on the face and head, and blood presence of cap end gowned not aervlra men clambered aboard, and Tha residence of Or. (!. II. water were immped into res.- noiniced he was changing his regis- ,,,n| |tnn,evelt, In Winter Park, "When and how war will coma wna streaming from hag wounds able* Juvt after tile vrrvlccv In the train pulled out. enroots to vo|rs. tration from Democrat iu R,.pid»- Thp dl.|,p,ll(,n wa, r„ mpo*.d-of one does not know, but th* wheel aa ah* *st on a chair ia th* taoap- tha Kno'<*lr* Chapel at nnlllna Winter Park and Rollins College. 'Stark, negro, al Cll Loru.-v Are mie, waa burglarised Saturday The Mhaiimppi, nwaltlnf Its an Colkgv for conferring th* honorv Prank K. Anderson, secretary of of fat* turns fast," ha declared. Mm. Takych'a rowan were not night of 111 ii\ mmiay, two gold Dual bath o( nieitinif snow, tore Although Borah has not an- the commlll*#. Cao. S. Wltmer and "vealchev, a dlamoild ring and otheP •way a brd*re n Northern WV upon Hltkr la Daflanl , , on where the Townsend Old Age Pen- •Ouw Rchmah. ’ President for Jewalry. ronsin. Ice jams were ms.dy to iforard RERUN, Mar. B . - ( A H — . . of . .th* United , State*. . soul 3 meelre the treatment lano Rooarvclt end the bestowal Fm rian, he la the only Repumic-, The request they made of the melt and more down. th* *rtln WlnUt Adolf Hitler, tsrvtd with a virtual aired. At tha eame tim> Mr. of th. Algernon Sydney Madat-\ Z 'T w an candidate who “gven President's veerelary was that he Pol tical candidate* are tvI * W“ * 7 " >° "* to ” .°f waa atretchad out on a lion upon Ml*. RooaerelU approaches" th* standard set up Mr. Roosevelt to require a ultimatum by four former World preted to converge on Oviedo "Why, nothing, nothing a. *11.1 ^ touch la th* ha'l, a* them waa by hia followam, Townsend said. special geologtml survay on the War allies, told a cheating cam­ mad* In WFA work cantam. Th# thia evening because of a meet­ He dlsml«s*,| the present IVmo- canal route with a view of drier paign audience ln Stleala today no.'-a meant room In th* hospi­ my dear," Mm. Roovavelt smile and T understand now why every­ rclary wav riven him hr H II. ing there ton ght of the Men -. tal to which ha could ha taken. cratlc Administration, with a few mining the effect th* canal might "WV will not capitulata." Club. Some of the candidate* ad­ I^hman. John Mclach, Ralph Chap­ body apeak* of hrr warm humanAnswering the Locarno pow­ notable exceptions, a* unacceptable have upon Florida agriculture 'Though Scotty Shaw and Anna iifaa for raeh little crinkle and man, F, E. Dorner and Chnrle* dressed the flub at its !i*l meet­ er* In a genaraJ way, Dar sttahand unfriendly to th# plan he hesuggesting that the survey b* Buchanan were so critically In­ quirk of the Eleanor Roosevelt 1-H ing, and other* hope to hnvu th • Herrs would bring permanent pros- made by the U. S. Ueo'ogloal De- rcr declared: “ Germany U neithjured that thalr recovery was Sin Ic le a friendly one. Other gift* Included a beautiful opportunity tonight PEIPlNd, China, Mar. 2 3 - parity to America. I cartm*nl and tho Department of rr reaily nor willing to meornlM considered aa extremely doubtful, Sha waa wearing a smart blacg bedspread mad# by th* negro Cummuniet armlm sweeping th* demand* of othar nation* them waa no plaaa In the Insti­ dreaa and hit ami her arm* weru woman's rncational c an In SanTownsend eald hi* organisation ' Agrleulture< A study course for Sunday tution in which they .could be *i - full of African daisies, rose and ford, an ash tray of ahalla mad* by School teachers. officer* and Ihrough Shansi Province cauveil would make no effort to endorse ■ ; Mr. McIntyre agreed to submit which touch upon tha Kelch’a an Immediate attention. The oper­ dun'y pink: Her hair la -a u ft' a Samlnol* County, work center, Othan interested it to begin at American missionaries and nliica- slate of congrevslonal candidates the committee's request In the Internal affaire.” lora to Me. In Helping Sun,Ivy at the forthcoming primaries and Preeldant for hl» Immediate at ating room waa in use at th-* brown, her eyra an odd sort of aaraml doaen placa cards each with ■ o'clock thia evening in thr an from a verv of endangered point*. general election but he emphaalted | «'*w((aa*4 o* ■*»! ntx of the First Elaptivt Church. time (ha accident victim* wrr# mlaty blue, an.1 I nntlcrd when eh- bouqueia of ftowara made of many Bandits Rob Cafe The apneamnee nf red armiea that If the Issue lay clearly he- | Th* claaa wil la -taught by Miv. ---------, taken them, and they had to wait (C ea lln a eO O a P s a * ( l a i tiny colored ehellt. and two rea'a only 10 mile* wevt of Talku aa long $1800 In Cold Ci McDomJd of Jackvonville, spec aluntil th* operation* being n't a pro-Towm.nd candidate OlUirter MllllOn of plctum film depicting seen** the tween iat in Sunday School work. (In* of ago as Thursday forced and one strongly opposed to hia ■ farmed wary concluded. In this locality. Soma of th* placa closing nf fiber in College In plan, the former would be Itavtlaee* Oa raae ■■■> ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. Before tho victims •( the Shawsup. card* were given by a Seminole Shanal, belated ronmunlcationa ported. l/P)—Holding late diners spoil-' Eaatwood crash could b* eared County work canter and some reported. bound with a demand that "every­ Townsend's abrupt endorsement for, two oihar automobile co llcame from a St. Petersburg Foreign faculty members took body keep quiet," a lone masked li'ssiisn a o a Pstt nay •lon'victim* w on taken to th* group. Th# presentation waa mada refuge Inalde thr rlly'i walls. bandit, who limed his sntrascs to hospital, on* with B broken neck. by R. U Glann. WASHINGTON, Mar. 23—(*■> a split second, held up and robbed Ten nMer member* of the farWINTER HARK, Mar. 23^-(A>) | She la Baby Branch, ntgrnM. The —Aoqlal Security Board flgurea the cashier of th* Holsum cafete­ „iillv Including women, anil a few • her negro woman, whose name —Tha “ good neigHtor" policy waa showed today that tha Naw Dcwl’a children arrived vafelr here. ria, Fourth Street end Second AVSeras sot obtained, waa not ■erioun- credited today by President Rooae- Kasell Announces As system of old ogo panalona for th* nu* South, of JlJiOO Sunday Six Americans remained at Fenwrit aa dareloplng “ national un­ 3rd District Justice Tha Samlnol* Caunty Chamlu-r ty Injured. needy L rapidly spreading through night. ■hnw. with which communications Thus whs a fourth oaaupant of derstanding" among peopl* In o f Commerce la to meet In special ham been cut. tha nation. Th* federal guvaremant • -~ The money, comprising receipt* contrast to Individual and group . tha Shaw car, Mia* Virginia la now paying about f2,OOO,Ot>0 a Jaek Xaaall o f Oviedo I* o candi­ session tomorrow arming to I of both Saturday, end’ Sunday, hod ___ ___ ________ dorttlnalkm, in nn addreaa acchrfeteaaan, but a h___________ rja re jg j date-for Jrvtlew af.tba- paac. In call* tha raalgnatian of H. M. t Txrjrts 0 _ TVyis.-la* Tklpai TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 23.-OP) month far ' grant* to almoot - a been taken from e burglar-proof ^ < l«Jury.“ 'M Ul^'rUteni*n D on honorary dagrd* Tram tho third district which Include*, Papworth aa 1U omsldent, elect ” l n l w lO U r lS l . “ Unly 14 candidates for nujur quarter of mll'.lon people In 11 ■af* at tho feet of the cashier for a riottor from Toma,* tb* alec* of Hollins Co lags. Ovtado, Cku uota. Stavla and •»!» et’ccaasor, and plan for a memIn Local Hospital •■Hke* h*r« qu*ufi„i ,n ■tale* and Ih* District of Colum­ checkup a few minutes before the Arriving her* enrouto to hi* Ooldenrod. Ha qoallfkd with tha Ibarahlp campaign, hat tb* Junior M. Homan nf Pnoln who operates ------l tor tha Democratic primaries ' in bia. Plana for axlanding- pensions gunman onstred. ^ m lt t o * and tha Couoty Chainber o f Com mart# mat yevtcrshop on Flraf Btmet In annual fishing criu.e In southern Charles Edwin Thu-bloday, who June, Secretary nf State R. A. to even a greater number In eight Miss Nency Thomas, to charge Hsafara ■>eai..lJ»«li and U'_u ___9 . waters, President Mrs. O Rooaa d*F and MM plan* for a drive spent th# laat alaven winter* In lira j'i office annoanerd tiMlat additional atata* await approval of th* nehler’e doth, obeyed tha elnl tedtfi rail were both awarded honor* at far ntw merrAwm. ; of tha board. Pin*ion payments Tangerine, died Saturday afterDan Chape 1 1 of Miami, Jsrry W. avallablo pbjaWon orul Mr. Ktsall has Urod to Florid* command of “Give mo that e s it y TU younger buainoM men held noon In a kcnl hospital three hour* Carter of.Tallahasae*. H. F'. Paly run from J10 to >30 a month tnch, __ In the elty mepowled U» (pa* 1*1 exarcitcs. The honorary de­ (hr SJ years and In Oriado for gree of Doctor of I-Itemturn waa lino years and. aa hia ptoa* o f thaxr M eting In tho home nf D. after his idmlttance to tho inatl- of Wast Palm Baaeh and Fred P. Florida I* not a* yet participating, box without any both talk,” whan ■1 "I tbo'tn’l for help. t»4 Omt “ <* an unidentified man( hi* foe* conferred oa the President, and ton lives. Is centrally located and P' SmJ?)l ,nd dechled to atari th. Ir tution. H» _ » « taken III In Con* of laka City have completed but th* State Social Welfare covered with a handkerchief, men­ 3 * 1 tho boapital wm oo, VoAtag « " making efforts for aced her with a gun after boldly Apr. I, though Tangerine. Funeral varriee* were thalr qualification al candidate* Board la gar (be handWap « f inadequate tha Algernon Sydney Sullivan Me­ ho la “a wsyi on tho Job," bo told. President |f, L. Reborn drclaied held thl# sfUrmon from tho Erich- for governed, while W. iU'elgh counties to match federal fund* entering through the front dear. fkaUhlaa, pot in th* xJgfct mating dallion wa* glvy* to Mm. Ware* bo deHarts ho can aorr# h tho victims, and (boJ continued r e t. Greeted by Governor 9bolts, q n l l f acraptaVly. Ho k * tax- that (hair drir* Is not relng to r# son Funeral Home- and Ota body Pettaway of Tampa has paid hi* so the atata'a needy ag«d may th* Rooeevalta donned achoiaxtiO twyar, ■ member o f th# Orlodo an "April fooTi joke/* Tho organ!- w*l he taken to Rutland, Vt., for f*** but atUl has minor details of benefit. doty this morning. (the requtramanU to fill, Th* Shavr-Eaatwood cmab " * mb** to receive tho honor*. Man's Clwh and o f Campbell-Loot­ a»tl<m now ho*obout 100 member*, burial. Rehearing On Chain Major Geo#ml Johnson Ragood, ing poet of th* American Lagton hot II began to triple that number. Mr. Doobledsy wna born In only qualified undldat* for sttoraccording to Douglass Soils 16 disciplined eighth corps ares com­ Store Tax Is Denial ‘ A. meeting of* the membership flhirroik VL, on Now. 5, 1649. Ho. Ed R. Bentley nf Lakeland la th# *f ha.h Dm sheriffa (rifle* to Sanford. •wnmtttoe H to ho held in the la aurrlrod by hia widow, on* eon. ney-general ao far, and two candlolka deportment, Wal- mander, boarded th* PVwaidoot's Lots In Lake Mary TALLAHASSEE, Mar. train at Charleston, S. C„ for a Mayfair Hotel «n the evening of Fred II. Doubkday of Walling- date* for compti%Jar, t. Muncy driving tooth, Mar. II. 'ftrd, Vt., thro* vkughtara. Mra. Anderson of Jacksonville and Murl —Th* Supreme Coart. WHAT 8 DOING h « drive* by f» « I ‘ ■Ik with Room volt.' H* remained Sixteen kU In Uhe Mary wrfre unanimously refuted to grist tk a U tho importance of the Amy Allan of SchoiAoom* Center, E. Pace of Moaat Dora, have qualth* mm» dirocUoo. aboard here. ■old today to P. / . Perron by E. A. other reheer’/ i of case Id wh Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of •pwUI meeting tomorrow night of VL. Mra. Mary D. Ony o f Carre- Ulad. r. northDouglass a* trustees for th* hair* It previously upheld portion* I today Ro ll** Collage, gore tha degree th* County Chamfer of Commerce dkb. V t, ((id Mra. Kata C. TarW. V. Knott of Tallahassee and Mat of A. E. SJoblom. Revenue sUmp* killed portion* of th* Florida 7:00 p. M.i Mama ChAw PreabyIk e -----A , --------- _ m ug __________ to to - * t _ M W . l l l a a J i > a - i V I 0 ( 1,1 A M B a ia tlU il W w a k a f L i a » t l . i . L w .1 1 h tha Prwddest and tho medallion the attends new o f' #v*rr member fell af Wallingford. VL, and on* Samuel Wycha Oetaen of Buahnell affixed to th* warranty deed* In­ to th* fln t tody* Hand* of Flori- tarian Ckovth k desired. Mf. Papworth ha* de- brother, William ©. Doubkday, hare cempUUd th* requirements dicated abet .th* conildaratton faxing chain stores heavily to 7:30 P. M.t City Comm 1 m ion. provide funds for pablk school*. a> candidate* far atata treasurer, tlared ha v m !4 tewkr hia resigns- who olio re*Idea In VarmonL NEWS ih 's seven coUngn* and amfroml- City Hall. woe 1300. !$ : . — ■■ ------ , , _ and Nathan Mayo k the onlr qualat thato,tiaM.;H* Is In Or.— —■— tlas participated la th* Two lota on Hickory Arafm* 7 JO p. M.t Mown* Chapter No. ) today mttandtog the meeting Retired Merchant To Hied candidate far eommu«lon*r of between Bevenlh end Eighth Leoring hat* oftar th* rt of Caotrol Flor 15. Royal Arth 1 LOCAL WEATHER •f th* Stats'Rood Department. tha President and hi* Streets were bought for an onAddress Men's Club “ * f ^ TiHahosse* named turn by Irate Monro* motored to Tttw*villa whan h* HoUl TJ0 P. M-j nllrord c.mnile- from J. E. Jen**, and two Iota on hoardad his spagial tmlg tor a Leaves Atmy After A n u r-l U .ff.W te S S ra Valdai Hate trip down th* east Thirteenth Streot and Olive Are­ 30 Yi ^ Loadajrdsl* wham ho na* were bought for an unnamed -------speaker et a d oner msettog « . « ” r ™ . rlore j i t u L j s sum by Ben Thomas from Chorion rat J V taka l k host at Par 1 ftVtttk iMm tv tn llli o f t h f 1 W Jjilinn OiSfmc J u ilic ri J* IAS a Msr. M. Ctub iif th* Presbyterian Whitfield end Olenn Terrell era Elick. f ra Another warranty deed on file »•*» “ Church. He to spending the wteur, »«>PPo*a4 h r rn-eleeUon for tb* t Grarer C. j , Orlando and has been active In daad-llno teg HeUfytog for Ife today confirms tho sol* by tha City of Sanford to C. R. Lord of . fWULnr- a lita|Iar r|ttb there. j Supremo O u t hoe puanl. it ffom I L f , Boyle |a ehelnnan of th* Thor# a r e * number of qualified n lot to Evergreen Cemetery. re, daring program caemltteo and Bs E. caadtdete* for th* minor office*, TWO BLBCTROCUTBD to three Andrew* le cha'rmen of th*.at-;ewi fo» atete tau ter from eevoral MONTGOMERY; Al*.. Mar. SI. for gal- tendance committee, aid e largo, district*, and he setendanre ig expected Mr. and Candidate* w all (U fe offtcoa —Two Jafferooa county negro**, “ and Mra. E. Rawtoa a n to thart* * f « * * 9 t tha Bbpraaa Cbart bar* un- Eddk Roper and Robert Dudley, wen electrocuted yeeterday. refnahmenta, _ _ U1 May S to K>a)lfy. 'la iS s lr a t i s Crowded Hospital On War Footing TownsendThrows His Backing To William E. Borah it First Lady Say*. Women Who Wed Americans F l e e From Communist Forces In China & Rollins College Presents Degree To The President Aped People Are Getting Pension Two Trade Bodies Are To Campaign For New Members 14 Candidates Qualified F or S t a t e Offices M - ‘ H ' * y m r /f W (M^ff 71 * �ifhlMlD J . V n liitri m m ! !!«f! 5: m u ! i l i 16b ( I i 1 — nr ii & «} ? j l ; 11 r M U c K K ' i j f tVxnli �I-a i'VTiHA -rrtirrras. i 'X.l.'m ( 1 « < > n ii H N n eilsa tu m n . d l r » * t a n d -n r i E f f i i e In (Egress i ru m u n m u n n ii ] 6 . RAYMOND EIXARS JAR G. SHARON W. J. (FUNIE) STEED M kW legal NDtlCS tf* , . Foi- Governor n IU X S E V WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES For Attorney Genera} m e n , c « n » iiiM n t . r jn « fe n d a n l. U: ’“ “ fBFGoffiiiy Commissioner For Railroad Commissioner 1*31. CHEVROLET Dual Wksal, l«nf wheel base iraek. Now Tire* and T*|. 327KOO Rest ond Sons, 301 W. Fink 8L t ^ i t t :; • District Nfc 5 11)1. (D. CJ i",™ * coiner or FOR SALE: World bdster pepper plant*. C**per, 314 Clupmsn MONMOUTH ZINNIA ■itero, larkspur, and 13c do*. Phone 3401. State Legislatore pUnl* others. TO if ATO~PLANT8 for n ^ T c . Ellsworth, . Brsrdstl narefnaiest *bll#a - o c b n .u a n o fiHIM ............................. ■DOCD (oatludtnc n H o n n t i ) . . . . . . .. -i . CaHnf State* d o n m n in i and postal — — w—■w^Rtoon* •«•» . . . . . . . . . . . . . a ... <bt A sains* Rial*, scanty, and montetpal le pssk* .. . ~ TO TA L P L X n iM D tii* coitntt nfeBW /r S2r_r: ■*“ * . T r *11 Creditor* (-.ra ises, Dio. Irlbuiooo. and all Parana* ban la a CTalata o r Damn ad. e»,e o« m A ss, i x n ^ nA*Vrfr lata nf •>bread on ••**'*» ol banking haslaaan la riarM a. ( ( ■ Si u i f mvaalsatlon la atflllalod with an tin a* l M od ooaiaaU af the aba yea of capnal H oc*. lib M a li: s • , , iMd nank. fWAFi o w a o d ----- ----------------,r----------- r I l* .» lt.« l M W I ---- .i— .t ‘ .-----------. >-*- *4bee»— » * * MOM* lllalod b a n k --------- -------------------- ------- U » MOM* Istorod |n name of bank or known to ho , •dfrofSle Of in d lfo rlly ----------------* M st** JSSjf For Supervisor Of Registration maw THlwT OOMStm: : n « k o f raw. art horoHh sad (tdailtC In HVOoanl wKoh jr,u’ . h *«- Sentinel* County, Florida ta th, Ha*. JAR a lniAllON cL m l V Cowitir, as m . lit— WsBtsd. i f f ‘C* '* Cnaatr Conrthoaa# in Connie, Florid* WILL PAY cash for seccml hand r . . . h .M .v ,r* ,,,,,,,,,, ,rom «► * I1* * 1 P1*1*0*- P. 0. Box 362. Dated' January lllh , A. D. 1IIV _ N o k a il t. C L A IM *w a n t e d "t o b u y ' s^ondlumd „ n f »»« "*• «• o t e L v a Papier Tot In coed condlUan. STEPHEN*, doowsoid. Fourth District ■’oiflkief* 1* Cbrmct— btfort mi SSS oJ'ASgiL. phona 2S03. For Constable .............. ......................... Stain or riaetda. County of domras**, to: I. A * T m n HUNAN, enabler t< It* abo.o-named ■wnor that tho above statement la trad to i t . boat of hollrf. i '• AILTHCIt BAANAN, Hwcm to ind m b f c t lM CARRIE McCRAY, colored (Irl, want* house work. 917 Cypress, H. H. PATriSHAI,L State Legislature a P. HERNDON, Cleek. IRKS, J. T. McLAIN a m TOTAL UAniUTIKA .. .. .. . MUOAA.vnDl u l-anda' wM'lnw (HEAL) Obtfc R. MATHIEUX # .R . DUPREE u p o n the * h l r h lh no o f dor nhnll I f e u b lie h e d . fur fn u r c o a a a a a llta r i t l i ' . ' W It . . . f t\ T . H i n V * . C T n h ml nnld r i r r u n Q o o n , a m i ( h o a fte la l ■fn l I h r r o o r , Ihln Ith d a y o r I t i r i h S. If*. (Sammy) LONG *»rat if' y •»***“►**•#••■**•*on**#■»oa«dto*eoipoi f*n *i •* District • TOTAL L'AVITALiTLCCOCNT fla tted t o W. G. KILBEE UN *» (injRINMtL LOST: Lady's diamond rln j. f ib A h C a r o f A pr A K ft. IS M , J * th e , >1. I 'a litS O w n * fufly r » i > rew ard. Finder pleas* notify R ill d f C n m s U la l f ile d a « a U M yaw In lh a s h o e s a n t e d ra il**. **. O ther bondj Herald offleo. T he H anford llaraK . lo h e r e b y It. TOTAL d enlw n afad an Ib o aoWLgpamer *4 u r M ewl > For County Commissioner I ANNIE J \v»rnnnf>nr.«. W.'BL WILUAMS State Treasurer >Ul lfn{ AMU ' r i» u c A W « District No. 4 I¥ r M R T flE IK fLE . O B t m I M tA lW . ,7T VJftf Mr*. 3. a Eee, 61LW. En. *nertr,*Trooa o f Atlantic Trum Company, *4* Ike oboeo alatemon t» trao, 10 IkO fcnat o f bay F*r Ststs enkiffitis Democratic Committeeman Twaleu Huhtrad Anwrlean soldier* who Wore exposed to rptnal mantw- (HKAI.) plti*, wore marshed ta FDrt Clay­ ton lata Holiday from the Army transport •IftapuMI*, and placid Sanford Market Report For County Prosecuting Attorney JOHN G. LEONARDY new pellnw, M lb. ba*k SI.S* ana aInn » m S lit. (era Ia whim*, l i l t . P A M U fl ll.ft* Call* - -• n s . to r da*, baaoaea. I»e-If*. Lars* baa. U*. PAnsiflT: Norther* ba. basket* QET tUD a f th* pasta. Us* RATa i.iis i.il■ NIP. Btanl*p-Rof«n Hardware P iA S i (oh S B N ) n a . k * l a m . • M l-tl.H i aooreei I l i a . , PBCAMSi a * per ta. W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON r m n ia : Sbm iio * im m , demand moderate, market stead/. Wo*, der. bu. It n u t*, few beet •1 1 1 , m kb. m s . Taney (>•* rtNBAF PLIES: Pnrln Nice, etd. eraloa. II.TS-t* S# POTATO KS: Burn lee. ll*hl de­ mand coed. ainrkel atruna. PI* hu. hmyra.'Tiles Trltmyk. l|. K No. |* ll.ia-ll.sa. w». la II.|«. It A*: foi.rer H .M -IM I PAUL G. B1GGERS C. M. (CHARLIE) HANb f n■ J .P .M cCIaELLAND fe ED. MEISCH ^ RADISHES: PI* woe basket, I 4** bunrhe* Tie-|1.*S, nUTAUADAS: Tin balk k* II* dOIlRBLi T l* I s bu, hmyra. Me tlttoUlkiBi . HPINACUi Tl* New Sealasd sad f s **• SqyASMl TU. ba- b a s e * TsUsW For Clerk Circuit Clllift a P. HERNDON WALTEr Tl MORGAN For Tax Collect# JNO. D. JINKINS W . E. WATSON For T«x Assessor DOUDNEY IS TROY, N. Y , Mar. t L - T M tajpn stale onomployMent ’ hwemw aei X act, psaaod fcy the M t i**t*Iatj**.'F*flt ‘ fun and sffsrtiro J»a. 1 last, adfals w u drefcred tenmetftsttehsl h / the C Jm Lt* PMares B. Rn*a*U af tku.en lt ■------- v .: --------------------;— ■ - r ;■ �.......... ................. . PAGE , ms ■■I'.1 'I * w* DOWN ON RHINE AS LEAGUE ARGUES BwebkliAloti / mmM .JiB ! *•“ •* Nt lianaI Count!t In London doboltd tha coim ^w m m ot O on u n rimllltefUnlidnd. Non Iroopo Mttlod down In tho diaputad area with no algn of yltldlng i< ’ for avaauatlan. TMo original plotUr*, juot arrlvad In. tho United Sfala*. ohowi I t - triumphantly marahtfl# lot* Duaaafdorf. In th* bM kg round l« tho groat lin g * M nrtilah thay araaoad tha1Rhino. (Aaaoalatad Praat PI FLOATING CHURCH FOR LO PARISH Amariaan Loagu* batttrt will find It difficult to amath d ritts NifUUgh Frank Croittti. N*w Vofh Vonkoo ahorlatop If ha contlr’iia to allow th* ■‘up-and-gat-'am" farm ha lg dlaplaylng at th* training tamp bl t t . Pataraburg. f it . (Aaaoclptted Praaa Photo) 1 tu i (cr hcura w hll* tb* ttaad t*d* raltad around thalr ham ta, that* rtfugtta ar* aho*n a* a dataahmant of aaaat g u a rd * * / - :.'.m to t-fc t y through kn a t-d cap watar at K ln g rta n , Pa. Not* th t draaaad up Chap gattlng a traa rida for hlmaalf and dog an a isu ld a ra af a rcto u ar. (Aitacutad (A ia a o u ta d Prata Photo) • ' Praia Phett) POTOMAC SPLINTERS BRIDGE LIKE MATCHWOOD 'JUST A SOCIAL VISIT Eh Eh ■blah la 40 nallaa tang, 20 mllaa wldo and ate foot roafter by tha Mary Otar, a floating chapal. Ita abbllhap Jaaaph Pranala Ruminal baatawlng tka VO aboard. (Aaaoalatad Praat Photo) Strong ataal brldgia war* awtpt aald* llha chlldran'a toy* a* tha hlghaat flood eraat af n irtUon raaad dawn tha Potomaa rlvar. Thla vivid pictura ahowa tha tarranta battaring a brldga laaaa at Morgan Parry, Va. (Aaaoalatad Praat Photo) * ION DARKENS PITTSBURGH X . T .' A f . INVESTlftATION “ IV .- With tha data for Orung Kauptmann’a aaaeutlan drawing niar, Attarnay Ganiral David T. Wlltnti (loft) af Now Jarvay apant an hour and 20 mlnutaa In what ha dagarlhad at "juat a aaalal vlaMP In tha Rrana homo ot Dr. John P. "Jgftla" Condon (right), ahlaf wltnaaa agiinti tha convletad alayar af lha Llndbargh baby. With thorn la . Qrtgtry Col*man, Brand nawgpapar tdltar. (Aaaoclatad Praat Photo) _ 'JAFSIE* HOME, MAY SEE HOFFMANr J N a v tr wara ra ported. H dppcaiW aiM# but of> a family, and t& an parajjtly ‘'racgki It1 ■UUP half tha rani iM y KriKact. « • * . n ( “ tfaimp*. cu r dog* got our ■ loot- mompa,* .hooted tha tkCdnn of * $ Un Fraakfort. ' <<r/ >•> ss M aw Y ark upan h r“p<H>a-*. c.vwiu, is I I I i i u i h t i f in d t f iv tlU a �MBADOIVa (1), Morvtck. Ilk n n , l - I I mil#: H IM OICt a t o ii u i , n » o raet, M i n a u n t m n ii i n , n ii.tr net*. D itw # # b ami* K#r, MIOO MAT* HKMJfttM econd 7 Elimination Race For Derby la To Be Run Tuesday y .f b * third to laat week- of roelog at 3anfoni-Orlando Kfirowl Oob greyhound race track neaLengwood so.th of here got undeety thia afternoon when a larg efo e d m w the firat mat nee pr-> gyam of the aeaaon, with thFree Merit Rooaavell handicap rac. aa the frature. ■ Erevan recta will be ran again tonight, start ng at I : 1S o'clock with Dixie Man, Molly Melon . god Bert Jones-favored la lVsdab nn-K tt> . . it# reboot, m io n i UAH |l) . King WIM. m i ptAMOirp til, War Pltdgo, V •>a»*.r, Masked Fairy. lUsolte ffaturday alatili Flro# R irt, QoarS.r Milo •*ta Laer u« loir Mark n<f Mterler i.et l ee •ass Master I Vie «.<t l«n # Sinner 1.1# ■lalsnea PrM. Ptrtk Nnee. Q Barter Wile Wff«h» llUmnnil 1.IS » 4* n*v n - s, is Vsias Sin k Here. Falarilr Tessa FrleaO IS.J# * "w aiter lllp 7 IS Lacy Traftle •eveatk Rare. Qaerlrr Wile rpeeOs chnire s is sen "spiala Martin fly Cep t 1 > One Killeda 6 Hurt Hi Three Anto Wrecks ID. It*d uia- OP**, through the s',revIs at to Rssks Olory, speed. o t O ------------r 1 | ■ Watcheo, Clocks, Jtwalry nEP AIRED DUmondo Mounted Engravlns McLaulln# The Jeweler .. P A M ATM. Auto Repalra I A Price Too Caa Bt MARTIN’S )f Vote On Canal Lost By One Vote Can Have rr« " ■ Of Borah came lee* than eu. «m I trntloo, aad inggntrd two L 8 A V B ■'COM GBB TU C SO N , -.Mar. '.Mrs. Isabella Green way told Rrprrsaatatlvaa. that r special' memorandum on I ha rcrhanctl that'they share a striking *l«*a*t b* preparaj tjr the casdt* ila*ncteriatk of efpeennw, tee and forwarded to hfm st hU callously rHee «yo*. eyee that headquarters in the Miami BiltU fl. n _ i rtiA n M i prxtkiUt, .fern - to e tc- not <miy--whst re nrora Hotel. H 8B uOt 10 ‘T h i i b f l Kou iklnaa k n i flii ■. * * _ . ^ i>. • ■*“ ■ iwwpi « cw m ite*. iti Kenneth Jfurphy, special state ■nt to do Borah any good," the 11 mptialura, Extreme north weal happening now, bat what.l* goin.t to happen. In preparatory school representative of the 'Tram ** By B IL L TER R Y sy-halred phyalelea- Florid.— qloody bod .n n i.liW t>. “ height# of the Round Table” Manager New York Gian*# sapped at that time. n -b t ; TuOaday probably th.nfer- days, I wo Id hose #ald-‘h it the/ Fertiliser Company, formerly orPENSACOLA, Mar. 2-1— <A _________ ___ r *niter of the . Production Credit he _________ had Indicated ^be showers. bol> iroled as if thiy are “fol­ Aea/clatJon of Um Farm Credit _____ - I think wa havi the strongwt wae willing to r a ^ r t Borah Imt low ng a g!:»m." Administration, alee aaw Mr. Mt r!ub were hid since i#M and-tha' * ’’ apparently » Criticism J*R*a ft. Stuart, president of ‘ Du you and PresWent Roose­ Intyre at Rollins Co lego and con­ » like Ihood, Tnrweead Santerd O jm u -c W i# anxious velt ever read books togath.r In the the Slants hare a good ferred with him and the local drUwith a h ' A - * * ? ? * {70wd Aeeber p it/e re *| lh . I „j sv.-nlngT" f asked, atlll bent gation for 45 minute*. the act of winning rh* National that third party pet Iihl# cftAhs*’* tsturnf* c»*•;**-■ m?ni my quest of .trying to find, league pennant. I figure the be circulated in avaoy ,? B‘ a*frd of New; 11 Banks. ns- n -t what treat tan era do t«| Chicago Cuba and the St. Louie 1st “approximately Id ..T ^ 'e f f i* * * 1**;** be believes hem# life n marriage, Cardlnrla are the trams wo have ole “ ,# inert ought b bo #u(r thecser w/to, ww.dkW M »W *#p««M ?lU4 . t f Hun. *J.ist a. tuts min iti Praaidrm j comers ]( It whisked the Firat Lady into Diamonds And Walchea ln (he Valdfg Hotel bei iron tno Dean Campbell* study, in an In-j Floe Watch And Jewelry Repairing •hour of 7iS0 and B:30 o'c »ck. |.Uirv. they enircrd both i.milinj,; Diamond Moonting And Engnrtng i an i Dr. Holt "lid, "dheTl dn It,"i - t a n raw ruler, a m h t : im u w r r r Jack Stcsrnson and hi. Min pen- .Sd pretty, pink cheeked Betty on "(far* devil#,- Alt* t Dv.r- ’iicvor, s l.'Hluis girl It a white holder and Howard ' **r* (Then (o tho ,ta ;# »* «T at Halford „ . lU Deputy Sheriff# R. J. Ufa flsldera— Hank Lather In ernter, candidate of elthet- party. Ha Ha* ®' H- Blynt. -Stevenson , Mel Ott In right and Joe Moore! repeatedly said qn tho floor of * f y* r»ini and In left. Has Sonata that any moromont of t*o will , « h ,rr»e on. , Wo will have better reserve *H* pwple back by th* mUlfena Lumber, Bonding Material— Rooftpa J* T - Johnson*, strength, with Georg. Paris and r! | l!l * U < ^ ihi* "*®v*»*nt last Feb. 27. “ Ldinber Mcaaured B y T h « 6 a U t » R t f Jimmy Ripple for outfield rtplao^ ^ m*,t a r ,f u l « " * menl duty and Bam Lealla and »HMr*tlon of tho legislator*. Wo Mark Koenlr for Infield relief wU1 ■ » 7wpathetie i work. All ran be used aa pinch- *** ^ ** ^ he will lead oar. hitter*. Lealla I*an exceptionally m0',,rorn‘ • (“ n th* tlm* comos,’ good pinch-hitter and ho also Is Any fMfcsMva who do not agra* :spoble to taking my n oce at first wl1" hTH *f* fro* to remain Damo- Cards And Cab# ££ Teams Gotham Nine «!*«£ by termin* tho p»o#wn Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber I lO a i -•*——tSCSaSIKJ and batttd. “Do! III n ™ , iiusrltr .ralltv IL Fo#)i W T.1 es.l WTW Tenffto UYll II iN «r H , I'M y - B W 'ip r ’ ,n' ’ *r ill#: Marti.rf, roitviD T A nitty li*a»i.r, alter i^ o y l.r, Ruryitlr., tTARiti,KaN " *‘ yi aiNNKiia la t a m ib A lK jB I U -* V 1 ■ " **** v3lP2a ip m iM g 1 JL ■' CITY NBW8 BRIEFS) William E. Borah if*k|(Ufa |Urod, *10 rsc*. (aiurlty: Hawk#' U ik t, BERT JONCa III, Chaac* DalUr, Of O f.#*#. KIXIR MAN (I ), N(Ti­ e r MAMiNB (I ), War P U 4 f , Wild M«H»*. Iltk r##». futurity: Clever H*r•k#m. ANN BAITH III. Nkflln# Maknul. Jerk ('•*. Speed# rkolre, J, TILIJB HAFT <t>, W IL L nt* Strongest Townsend Ruby »"d >"oth*r "* "I am not advising on* way or i you thnlc it's post lblo for a mar-1 lha othorr Ho omphoaiaod, “bat I w A8inNOTO tltd womin to hav* ’a'career of hare thonged my own rogUtro- ~ A clarion cal s v m i ( - . hrr nwn w* lioul hurting her mar-1 tlon to Republican beesuto I feel ” rr7 loten of >°n has flag*!" catchers In Gus Mancuso and Har-| that w* need look for nothing from b**n answered I y the I>«pirtm.nt ’ Mr*‘ HcomvtwU replied, "Thtr* a ry Dannlng. th* present Administration: The or Agri.-ulfire. no (arthly rniiijtartgf a married Th* pitching staff It uncertain Democratic Party seems deter­ Fteder.'ck D. Richey, chief 0f th. ,hauIdl>'t' « « a ia r o e r -l to Uil* txUttlt I dent know 1 mined to keep the piuntry one­ bureaj 0f pladt hoK-stry h ., ' i- r,n,y * 0,lt has U ba onbor-t just how much I may expect I sided! Which I* not th* ftost for formed C;ngre,» ln esplimition of lh*1 ^ k,r hwsbmtdV from Firpo Msrbenr, but wall! A'l eoneornad." taperlmenl#. r.ork to bo don, un- MKth m '* “ ‘ **• have five capable starting pttebContinuing in th* same vein, ho , J*r fj.thtomlng ..... . upproorUUms " h" ’ <m* m?‘ t * ' * tk* ers—Carl Hubb*U, Hal B«hv- assured hi* aupportera that thora ,f'* t <"* of the giali P'u ' th* muat maks tho Wcrtfiea." machar, Clydalt Catilaman, Harry wa* m deslr* on his part t o '"Vilopmcnt ( r * " lo iir ’ ShB ,n’ lrd 4 goodbyt and woct "1 Gumbert and At Smith. If Fred­ “r*gim*nt“ them. taatWr m m /eW y - • nd *° lht ^ r ts t y Coo, o f ths. dy Fltxslmmona come* through “Artoerscy ha* ended for our Th'' etpei Inu-ntal work. Rl-hcy t*l, . hW ho*b*“ d 111 have six starting pitchers tad , l,yo- 1 hMrd h*7 (Ifl *« him, movatotot “ h* grid. “ 1 want tha «l»°rtfl*.. will b. “In i . * ‘ America! of ------------------------------------------ bsrrtca, u.inu -uHiv. species's^. it to know that a pur* dwmoc- ^ "m dltlon* but now of , r u h ii^ tn j grrss war* Injured when a eat driven by WUIIe Hall, negro, li which they were riding, collide, with * ear driven by Walter Haas fotJ. n»gro. In th# In.'eraectiot of French and Geneva Avenues *»r ‘°ok fir* and wa* praetlcaTy destroyed before th« fir. d partmrnt arrived, an Hsisford's car was demollahet when It crashed Into a light pole Both men were charged by th Held, good pitching and aaptrL pallet wl h rtcklns driving. meed catching, wa figure to hav* Ns thin Barber, negro, drive hi s wal' balanced dub. W ell hx*i ear' In which two o'.hotr' nsgror ipeed and power. w,r" riding Into lh# concrete abutV mrn( , f (j,* Thirteenth B’.reeIf w* ( i i a braah and <*MP* ■crlous Injuries, I think well win. brtdgs In the h'art tof Goldsbor end while the car was damollshc nma of tha occupinta was In* Jurvd- _________________ COUNTY COURT «. Z,JtL '"W # are not going, either toqai y f“(»l* . rant;# an I eroilon work}’ or nationally, to endora* any candldomestication and lyprov*. data* for Congress, by which I Men! of wlld plints, end weed eonmesa that w* will have no official fro1 Investigation, slat*. Our local and ragiona'. tnd, Th* b.rtau's collection of doM tlsail leader* Mill not ba par- mestlj end foreign griv.es Is said mtttod to mak# d«ala with any p>'- to he th* lar-rrst and nost vabHkiAM. The*# leader* hav# better i*bl* reference collection in ‘ tho thiags to do then play polities. U world. la fjUow th* man. known to b* fevorab's to our movamantj Otherwlaa It wUl b* a fair flald." Townsend indicated b* was not pvar-aonfldoot- that Borah would bo nomlnatad. " It la oar hop* that w* may Una up enough delegate* to the Repub­ lican convention go nominal* Borah,” ho **UL "W* will work far lumbar, roof!a* and handler materials of all hinds call aa ba H er* you11 flhd th* moot raaeonabU prtoar and beat quality aat tha quickest earrlee. w i r t i c *. HILL GARAGE Grocery and Meat Mkt Lady Took Cardui s t a n l e y -k o g e r s - tu a SARford l TUTTSSff Building Materials aitp m w u-*; i««» «5i Dozier & Gay's Qaallty piiiint^ • During Middle U t i Women whs are enterlag middle ./a will bo intore*tad la tho aa# rioao* of Mr*. L- C, MtDoaaM. Paragould, A rk , who writwt “I cannot say anything bat' *d about Cardui. 1 thigh 1-' M grand roidle ins. I took Contol jrlng th u ya of lUa. t . n t M . ah, m Mrvoua,' l oot'd IHIfjRF ». I , root dr*(god around. I ACID. A L K A U T O D « |Y 1 UPPER 10 T R U E F R U IT U M K R1CKM Y N B B I M A LTH D C H O C O LA T* *' N B H I ROOT BB SS ' | RO YAL CROT.N COLA .’ •£ N S H I T R U E F R U IT ORAN OB T R E A T YOURBKLF T O T H B B E T T Rletlllaed BoUiaa ' : N B H I B O T TL 1N O CO. A �Sanford Is rrad U The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Higher And Water Transportatk* ‘ f* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA; TUESDAY, MARCH *4, 1936 FOR RE-ELECTION imadlc Winds Take Five Lives While Deaths In Flood* FLORIDA FISH LURE PRESIDENT NUMBERl H WPAWorkers Can’t Ron For Public O ffice rx»RT EVEROLADE3. Fort Iaudrrdi'v, Mar. *4— M V IV-ul*nt ftoono'olt tailed oat to (h« high teas lilt Bight ! • •Ixerly look Inc ahead to a I reupli of weeks flaMng In the ' warm cllmete of t Southern O ne waters. Candidate Helped Re­ el u c e Assessments %' ' mm Quits Politics, Intensifying Or Amplifying Sound Is To Be Illegal The City Commission placed on first reading last night an ordinance to refolate. "Intensi­ fication end ampi Iflee lion" of sound, pro-riding for a license tan of |I0 a day on sound N o Further Ac V J I. J I placing of eny—totMo loud Is Taken By Grohpt speaker or other nohy appare- I the U. 8. s, destroyer Mona, tue wlthm IB feet of the side­ [ Before Adjournin g gkm at the docks here shortly walk. Under the ordinance, r.o before S o’cloes and soon was uadrrway. WPA worker* can’t engags In sound truck could tmverse any one street more then once s politics. day. and sound must be turned Th.. accompanying cut shows That’s ordsra from Washington, o ff a block from any hospital (sliov.) tbs President in hi* l «nd the asms distance from s faroiite sen girb, and tbelow) Eng near W. 8. Earle hae been ad­ the Pot.mas, the new presl. vised, end neither he nor 0 . P.l school or church while aehoo Stock Market Crash Sanford In the' forefront of proSwope, edmlnlitrator In this sec­ was In progress or religious ra commualtJee, Vivian serrlces were being held. tion, can change It, he Informed i In I t a l y FblloWs ytsUrday announced his the City Commission last night. Mussolini's O r d e i candidacy for Via vacancy on the j Vivian Speer, who served two As a result, tha engineer In^ w* r-r* fl —irtntit r i f t >t*rma *Q the City Commission CotamltaUa cadded by the death charge of paelng operations In W ith Stortria Increasing tho end one year U mayor, has an- ef tha Into T. L. Dumas. i Sanford to In a quandary *» un­ elected to the Commission] death too In tha Midwest, nounced as a candidate for tha In Ptn» der the antl-polll.es ruling of the 1919, Mr. Speer said that he! WPA he has lost both hks super­ ent and Eastern, states vacant seat on the City's lagis* had bom among those who had’ intendents. 11s was In danger of the fury ot the floodbody left vacant by the actively worked for a reduction losing one of his foreman, but rftnpaginf Ohio lessened to-' desth of the late Mayor T. L. in tai access Monts which resulted that Individual decided to slay by In, Cutting the assessmrntc In *ty as tha river swept over .Duma*f .-------i action on Germany’s vfetatiotf the WPA and forget the political •tsnfSrd fyotn l| 1-t million dolbee that has been bussing around more low lands- do’W Ttitrenm' :------. -------------- 1 - __________ ==; Ura to appt*xlniaUlyr7 million dHhim th# last few week*. from C incinnati T h e d e a th 'n , , _ m __ a^n___ lira, bringing Shout a correspond­ O f G . 0 , P >) H asn t would reassem ble at Gtiiit*va Charles Marshall, who had an­ ing, reduction In tax*lion. nounced a* a candidate for con­ At ’ the same tip* that he Pledged To stable In tha Sanford district, adwtrt working far tax reduction, ,, ... glum and Italy, eo-slgner* ahd r sed Engineer Earle yestardsy . Speer cold, be ws, drroUng 1.08 ANGELES. Mar. - (llarirlt(,rl y ,, Locarno pact, lha> ha would forsake Ms political energlrs to tho Upbuilding of (A t * t-T h - threat o f a Towntrr I ^ ^ to(|, inu< n .^ u a y ^ , wtUe aspirations and would continue the community, botng particularly Pcn.k.n I’t-n third l^ fty »* > " Germany. An authoritative aotOTC . on the WPA payroll. Interested In th* - dsrslopment o f Not eo with the two superin­ vlw d last night by Dr, FiancU E. wl(J Fr>nt, w>( disappolnted o t Ike a elation field, the sewer tendent*. Fred A. Dysan, eandi |Townsend, author- of the plan I Great Britaln’e attitude toward project, th* securing of right of t-inemaai., w. a - J w . y . ami easements for the Lake date for County commissioner ui. whleh would give $-00 a month Ufrtiuny>.and consequently sought ” am. the river either waa livC l d e n t V i c t i m s A l t f l Ff<)nl BoQi,Tanit ^ elaaring of the Second district, and C. M.| to persons orer 60 years o f ago. Bn tdJgunlm, nt> Hr drclaml If "the same cold...... , Hand, candidate for sheriff. They | off or yeewtlng. DownEquipment Is Need the title on the MaytUr Hotel, « « « »* ">l hi* " P > f * th* are going to stay In their reapec-| n es. (to th . plan) I. displayed by *• « wne at flood stags . _____ (and the acquisition by tho City of P0* * " ' P t o J ^ to s ta ^ e f. live races for public office, even, th . Republican, as h s . been dlsthe Indiana boundary. Telling Sanford Rotations at (the lakefront land between tho aaying he e ff.r c d H M V at the coat of being stricken from, played by the Democrats. a third i . c f famlllee, given ample their regular weekly luncheon et, Hotel end Sen ford Avenue, and 1% the WPA payrolls. Mr. Dyson pP.r t y , composed a a cu.lrely of ■g, left lowland homes. the Mayfeir Hotrl today of i dedication for recreational purstayed on the Job yesterday, indie winds sweeping up the the ncml* ot tK* ' ° c* 1 ”* however, though not on the pay­ Ippl tsney took fire Uvoe, I htwp’.tel, Mrs. Eliisbeth JamsMr. Speer lagiven credit by roll, as Mr. Earle told the City ta Milestill , gag on* In1*°n declared. , that tha story hie former associates on tha CornCommission ho ‘‘had to hart at Ms- Wet| f ag y t^t mnagkt j *" The Herald last night deacrib- mission for having been largely least one experienced man who rights piuSostr .w e the over crowded condition*In responsible lo r 'th e purchase by c it y n e w s b r ie f s knows how to lay paving bricks.-*! It. OraphkaDy oortrarin* lh* hoepiUI following several ae- tbs City o f the McCracken Con. Tha engineer asked, that that. Htrwetiva force L s - . —i- eW*nt» Saa,,»T we, not in Crete Mp* work* which enabled Italy’s Merkels Creah City employ Mr, Dyeon, but as Isrt r f l t e d l l S . M tW s U" U**t blt over-drswn. T W * the City Inter to make material. ROME. Uer. t t —(API— Tae the paring work la a WPA proj­ '* °™ time," Mr*. Jameson added, for tho sewer dreject, under M*. stock markets In Rome and Ml* day for 1000 by Henry It. Cook H&Ve F u l l C h a r g e ect. not paid fttr by tho City, nawspapsr told tho Bpo Ian crashed today fn lra k to. there was seme question as to CDt| MussQlial** sbcditlen ,q| , ,W t i aaodod t r meat avab a- O* ___ o f i M u e F o r D a y -h at to do, and the anewer wae private > d u * t r i Matter not forthcoming at last night**^Tomorrow* tides: High at 0:51 . .. .... „ -------— . Mrs. , Jameson addropped seven ta 'w pbBB, V . | A. M. and 10:19 P. M . low nti . OfffcestS * f Huiford*a three na meeting. n aowmvsiaatioa* with •plained, "la a .pedal accident lionet guard romptn'p* Will beaollni took tha step hi ftourdUaa Mlaaoari,^ ware blown ( room whom such emergency cases Excepting on days when It k n , rom. newspapermen r next Mon­ reined, the poring work is pro-' for an elected Europeaa erSJ* 1 ruooeU froto Conway, |can be tahen for ln\m*dlate treatday when full charge of the pub­ eroding rapidly on Park Avenue.' In striking - phrase*. U Dwaa J. D. Davison and oe north, said the , « • “ *■ J* *• happened that at the lication of The Sanford Hrrald yesterday announced th* fellow* r V persons was wiped ( m* these accident victlme were w<1l be taken over by the gusrdv Ing measures: r Ip Mftbeuat of Spring-1 brought In. an operation was bemen In an effort to raise money |lot performed in tho operating 1. Abolished the Italian Cham­ nre.Jtd In help finance the rnm ber of Deoull*- <» — emmet aO i t . j - room tnd It was neceeaary to nie'lon of the new armory which cout ^ ■ K la m u wtore flv a lL ?!t 0nttl 0,11 b°*n “ «npl*l**i la now under construction. 2. Abolrs.w» . _ industries to 5re U r l\ U J ° r , trn tm n x could be Th* decision to publish Th* ere teeww awiy, , Mre.! administered. Mle* Joyce Hunt, daughter of 1 Uk* (he profits from war. wo«y wuoparaao o p t o - j ^ ho, ptU| tlM nvaUl Emmett Hunt, driving along the Herald for one day came last 3. Asserted economic Stlf-euffiLake Front Dolueverd StnmUy night during a masting- prat Ide.1 I t '.illssW On rmmm Tww> ktw*. tHJ. , of equipment,” Mrs. Jamaover by Col. J. C. HulcMaon. Ths afternoon lost control of the ear : . , ■ ’ to* sold, listing linens, blanks's, other officer* who agreed upon |curtains, rugs chair*, towels, and it plunged from th* highway May Be Necessary To »r treat stem , boiling surgical Implements, and a gas Into th* swamp on the south vdr. lh* plan were: Capt. nnrolJ C. Washburn, Capt. George McRory, Amend Present City Miss Hunt sscsoed Injury but Capt. A. W, Knox, and Llaulenthe car was banTy damaged. _ Election Ordinance ints W. I>. Hofmann, Karl Nordgren, atul Rill Rung*. Herbert Woodhem pleaded * J f? S S K ,n r»*t*rday, hvfkete Road Dbpartmanl guilty today before County Judge For the past few weeks the Na­ I f f " ** * portion qf Ja*. 0. Sharon to larceny of pin* tional Ginnl he* been seeking 8teU Read 44. reports H. M. trees and to cutting timber on means of raising the necessary Papworth, president of tbo Seml- land that had,beea sold for txiv*. fundi with which to comp lets the nolo 'County Chamber of Core. For the fln t offtnsa he wa- u‘r- electrical wlr'ng in the new arm­ Marco, wko attended tb* meeting dared to pay a fine of tlfi or go ory. Recently officers of the »ilb H. J. Lehman. to-jall for 90 days, and for ih* latter affanse the 'sentence vac ■ion iaet night. rsVw^at. ilr - 111 w M days. Both flnt* *c<Papworth said, "that•*f**' although The present ordinance proride* *. ‘ h*/ 2 f l _ from ®M»fbcd bridga paid. that the candidate receiving g •needed. to f l a m may not bo completed majority vote shall ha daatared Tho wasthan PayUy cloudy In addition to Mr*. Jameson, akmg tb . line, o f Urn i S l J S elected, Iq the event Utero are dalA tonight and Wednesday, posxldy w a rt Waal •poctfleattena, I bad other visitors at the luncheon to­ two omdidatao a majority trekli day Included Charles Balyeat of ooalthra aasuvanta from Chalr- scattered showers in extn-nbe probably, th* City attorney etetnorthwret portion tonight, nit Van Wart, Ohio, At Btariy of m*a Ibtodway tttt the road from •d but If there are three »r more .Winter Karan, Fla- J. V, C. Chap, S aafM bridge to OmtewTwSSd much change .In temperature. candidate* that wuold ha doubts northwest / F l o r i t», maq, of Orlando, Fla., and T. R. be R * In such a shape that them Extrema fuL Ha iifggMtod that If a thfad thuadprehowsrs. coaler tonight j •wold t e no Eekrreon o f J s n g City, N. J. oandidate enter* tha race th* v oid Wednesday partly cloudy, prnhauftOOl vehicle tb# "majority” to tha ordiunee’ Sg ly ahowsr, in east portion. Frrsil teahad aeatteR a Juxy fev try: MiyCf RitfiS Will B« changed to read “ pluralfty.** southeriy winds, tfolably InPh Papworth ala* stated h* wax City Clerk F. B. Tamsen la {* d*.th In DeLand Thursday wtenbbed” to sea frem to t* Krep # * • watch uf tha palMeaL " r u n ai a u a U aurvlvad ‘ W kll wldoW, id* for th* rvI Mr*. Nettle Oglesby; three chll- candidate file before ha rldaei •ffirere In iho I dren, Paulina, Lonnie, Jr., end hi. office at t P. V , In Is uwdet can pay their **D 1 Mary Ann; two slitere, Mr*. E. H. Instructions from tha City Cbm■ the SanfurJ .. ’ Wyaong of Savannah, 0*., and mlaakm to rail Hut body togethto 1 Bank. J. L lar, 14*—(A7 Mrs. R. Cortadsliaa of Wtnnsbore, this arenlng far tha purydtei of Cathaliq vice pr**id*ut tenmant an* g. c, and fir* brothers, Eugene, amending tHa ordtaane* to ah-’ Milan planes Wallace. Wilburn and John Lewie viat* any possibility ef hartngr.U third time, Oglesby of Sanford and R, J. Oglaaby of Clawlaten, And' Engineer On Pavement Worries Hitler Of f erB Along Indiana No Counter Plan e Townsend Scys That Third Party _ May Be Organized: r Borah! 8 National Guard Plans To Publish Monday’ s Herald i'V ." - T1v;ee c^ s an‘“ To Will Be Fixed Jfy Road Department Fight Not Yet Won All Churchy Plan To Hold fpry Day During Holy Week 1tihg nearly Lamoon, publicity director. There will ha m service on Fri­ day even lag, Apr. 10, aa that la the night tha Easter cantata b to bo bung« .T h a fln t Hal. Week religtessa aarviaa o f lh* Laymen’* Aaaocla.Uen will ho on Monday evening, Apr. «. with th* Seminole High Ethos I Ole* Quh hi charge. Ro­ tary will hare charge e f the T W day evening aerrlca, Klwaala will day ereaiag.*aad*tha liana C M 1 LOCAL WEATy * t* , ,7'’ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 23, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 23, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 23, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/832145c4276870914156b5a45ef9f3e7.pdf ccc59eb70e1aa4f74a4cce7d1c9d745a PDF Text Text Cause Surprises Rescue Work Iri Flooded Z o n e s BJbofc-Dnocht ha* b«n'<; ea hand for til th* bm Q r th* ham* of Mr. W. A. l* a of Indtpcwdone*.. V a*'A i •w »»f f » m aga. Mr. U trite* that h« l l k n it a* t «tl»e U « » • cf "headerh«, te*d fiilin f. biltouM*'**." y -And 1 take it D I fr«l « ■ w ib tU b lf after a ‘h<aoy W N ** add*. -I rtprriolly •ick t y. I t . cortaifY ^ Harris Says Club Is The Best Of Any! ; Jtii .L ast 13 Years ] Olfcsf • _____ *«Ctl«ll Wrt'a U . 0*0*1 lito rltlf -TrOlfW By STANLEY .HARRIS !»••»>» *>»• pentnmila, ---r. t o r , u ia i . « m i Hi. CHAACM J i m O ‘ l.o u v r ■■.ipit u o cti W ’. rih tT M O w l r » M i n i n j Now that PI -idn rHI-eA* t r ■ 0 ULAN DO, Mar. JO,—UP) —It "mo:# fertin a rly sitjvlcd thin »t>y| I bo r-rtljuloq* for me to et-U helr rte uhlwr* :r th r a tr t h» in n t' to f m n o t w hen Waeh- declared. it |a He d tjr j f th1* n g l'ff will ftnlah ‘n the IIW H ill to cm ! t i t lii re U ’ eofV. Am>ffcaa Iro^iio race, but l i t . -------nrombk tbot tb l Club will eu.* a > *•* mi-o w r y w o . It’* a l o w s C l £ V C I 1 S 0 n H i lid W i t * t« m . Tho hi- « tlry t* th ■ p ^ T 1004" <»*♦• - WWw . a man u n - f W Draught it co-d" R i> borautOi ha rtm nr.hcn 5 „ t| orowp-* rjfrw M n r. rolitfci r brought la eoaellpalion troUW Ita b i n f l h a rt felt becauiy it a olrtplOp W b lazatWo, w m niti In eotnpwi ion and acti that thentand. anti tb o o u B s' man end oramin prefer lt>wb< a I n i U t t b ereded.—Adr. . 5*Year Sentence , T jf “»*: . 1 h ire b» n managing , — _ ' .t« ciobo ntw for is » m w . m s t a r * P ul I into Uiio one m tho moot “ ■ nterotliiv otto of them oil. it ,~T _ •r ihalt t l > .« » pr- Mtoon*, pr, "iK h . t Mom- n td rnthuriaa •. 8'evewmn wk« , i „ : 1 Bnl'^ Ud. r i ‘3 irih TV k arVv . „ North D*. teotlor. I. « t It wl Kan-to. Tc-,.,. Jr | , . £ ? *n . 0,f lh» » * « o H h T*~-» J , r<- „ ! P , of <n M>«-rien-e. •*. n , , r ln, . ^ few grry Itel-* on »|M iR t * __ , “ .1. .P moroy and John D. Humphrtoo. (Aoooolated Pro** photo) “r. r-trf what It e«wld mean. At .Vat time radio wa* fa it UP AND OVER TH^ BRIDGE! ( tbo m rotlru Uat night *aw m ay Kajr, the ono dog wMri M faoor.il to win tho T rst an b it 11,000 Contra! Florida C r y . Fuad Derby of Apr, A eliminate 1 9 U>« nimh .rent, the flrat 0 .' •r elfm mtion race*. ;**««/ Malone, Cbane: Charlie. Kflcmr Dele and Miai Way Be md wofo the (utertiful four ! » * n the flrrt t*«t, and Bunn/ (*y,, U dy Tram*, Skinny.Barjay an I C*r:lr*» Wager we ) M fne» who were *1 mlnated. r Tonight’, e n til.t apd aoltcUona llth the h t t f r capitalited «i u> fct»'W>»l«h should finlah r» the lH itaJw. i S 1 iU St f x S w » n o * 7 jK U (Wflrer f*,|. .'tianr* S r« n * r( n.eir* 1 Itet.w .j -'h e f-. ritnnr. ' '" '• • I t a** h-tn Itoll , **>e*<(* n-tttir FlltM Ofde.r ■* W f te r mil* (tin t a L v u * il <lniitr»). H,.ir v |,,s m*oi*r. BTntrictiorii m ' All tbo** bov* who would IHt-i *»»Jja rn tN a * m T V J h : , t u . r u *Ht» w d t , a t , a it;. lo ib o e tr on the prngnm at th# ■poelil b:xlnd. *hjw to <« 'protinted n**t Ti *»rt*y oVenlnr* a— adtlqed by Co«b S. | n, Wllklr •*. BO.vnik | | A rr h.t r®: 1Hj WP)uV i- ," T"rw*» t ' R <**• ntr. Wl.h, JI'V«rr CAPTAI* Puil-Pdihianed Slik V -ilt came with emilster.t, haul 1 TWALTE. Tr-lend. Mrtr. drilling. J . n a Hill an I Wilton I ,MM ....... ... ’ IU* l! o Took good In thd-OJt. taken to fure# 70 mrwnn* elth-r •fill. To jail nr pay • r*nt. A» to p lchlng, r e i n ', toy yet. The InmVee of ’V " d w o w xccpt that wo ahotll hay* a H im "by their own rho'ce. When trong etaff. Newajm, Do flhoug tho prie-m wa* abandon*.! two ‘-d Link* tho Id bo able to a ttrt y-«re ago, b-eau** nf l*-k ef ut Winning.. Whit hill and W at*, m ’pril*. teve-al famllle* m o'el r appear In flnr ihape. I'm .high Ini’ i . . n Ihe chaneii, too, nf Henry uppi and Dick Lantghan, whom rat* a> a pair of the moil ;\imhln,r ysung pitcher* In liar?•II. . , Rl»-ht row, 'th# 1 iian t rnr* look* lik* a four-club fight ame’m ••■ton. 1 could n^t pick tven dhr Dowager Gravely 111 to . yll, r.larolmd, N«w York and no 1 think ha* th* beet chan:* ut I do know thii: That wh.nyrr you haot n fa>r-cl *1* p»n -ant fight, ta o of t*nte cm tend ere iiually blow up aomawhec* long th* route, haying tho f in t llvlalon door wide optn for n lung ball club. Maybe Walking, on will ineak in there. TAMPAN CBAfH VICTIM MURFREESBORO, T*nn.. Mar tO.—(A>—WUI am Browir, 23, of T |m p i, Fla., I. doad, victim uf •it automobil* ecU'alo* n-ur See*. The youth dlrd fn a Murfrottboro W p itil a . few iw .n after th* i*.,»!•*•**’ U *a« jetr/. ’"of're hi* t o’l hi ciift 't I im ‘around !r lt» *vl rt-ie e.e." When jP h A .tl^ i; . etc p-r f(e|otl h.-i ho -eo T tb rit 1>pj» t» * *2j »j ,A1IH m n t •M 17 it lur IniHoilu* pioil hr a ^ v , “ I ju tl w ait Atr(e.lcn lo hvr-‘ th) b jn .fi: «f r - . f b - r ; | nirp b; r.ble ‘i tlorelop.” . . DANDIT ESCAPES ARDMORE, Okla.. Mar. 20.— ((A P )—Am •'Ac*' Per-dlttofl. £9, nctorioua South we*tern outlaw, add Delbert Davie, jl*', held for tho fatal clubbing of an aged * Mhool teacher, broke from Ike ccunty Jail beta yeiterday, *j . -- - F l a t , S o r#it, w khil * W ■ _' * ■ —•__ “Beat for lh*. Booth’* STANLEY-KUGERS HARPY* A Rli < * V jt Bf M ¥ ■ Dalaty) Firfert.Atting! La< Tho Reglatratlon bocki or Seminole Com 5r* DOW-open fer Re-realitering.. Alf per» MUST rc-refiat«r in order to vota In tha Ji br.fju.Mi_r J•t jvl gTHnary, ' i iV -V ■r . ‘. ! ■ *(' a * ’*.<•'■- ., 1[ £odka for BAktcTd, Prcdncti 1 and I 3fun «nch day (Sunday excepted) from 9 ' j i r i m , and from I P. M. ‘to « P. *M„ la WAV' .- 1 L>ia k*. vI*. T . B* Saturday nighi 214 Sanford * .enu* ' U n ite d L u t n b e r C o . Seasoned and Unfinished Lnnbety Itmlliltm *a MmlmalmL-_Ifmdbl^oA ^ " CUICAOO. Mar. 20. —(API— Oona b*tw**.t air force* and tho ,;V :*t NOS NAVI *1^ !J 0} \ •*N*#1• *I For cborrfnl, dean bitch* na—ao* Dod o r A Cay’a E n am el lta e ta / la apply—It drRa quickly—and. •way to waah 1 ' C O R IL& PANTIES IkYO ■ Dozier he Gay's Quality PalniA Radio ‘Eye* May Wage And Win Next* War If Young Inventor Gains His Goal d agk jid). , m4 FREH m S L) B s 11V. Shadow Proof •• I M VU ]*f»po ' H Ik c o r s h t i r ’ o It* r « A 'nd t lo led'rip orim m tt w i t ror.etmed with Tail Occupants Must Pay Rent Or Get Out Lads Wanting Place On Program Advised T 0 Attend Practice ir1-‘*'*J•f-i g. W E R T -T h e Diamonds And Wal Fine Watch And Jowofry Diamond Mounting A _ -wur in raii'Ki arc hidden machine ran* on a bat!!*-; oftro wlpsd out in a bank failoro ;i>*d, aad la pi r fort lug in air.'. Upon attaining d th n th lp , h< ■ liu fimlrr 1b it weald scan tho joiaxl tba Kaliaar) Ootrd. rky for 30 milt* and aa auto- H1 don’t Ilka ta bo looked open <r»tle obwrrer Out would go! aa an alien—1 want lb ha a roga>ong -in unmanned balloon* aad Mar Amerle*a," ha aay*. ■aad plcturn of enqmy fortlfl. • It waa daring hta form atW aatloaa to oarth by u iiv b ten . ( ytaro la Germany white Ut a aummor Arnhym ptana t a ‘ World W ar waa being waged ,bn* bia radio llghi phono, d*-| that ha began to, draaat abool ACID. ALKALI TOUR ATI UPPER 1* TRUE FRUIT LIMB EICRKT NEHJ MALTED CHOCOLATE , , MBS! SOOT BEER ROT^ ^^N^COM ■ ^ t HEMI TRUE FRUIT ORANCR TREAT YOURSELF TO TBR BEST �S an fo rd U H m O n ly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A f f « * in * R ail. Elyh A nd W a to r T ra iw o o rla ilo n ' AN IN D K P K N D K N T D A IL Y NEW SPA PER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , SA T U R D A Y . M RCH 21. 1926 Children W ho Hitler In v ite d See P resid en t To Submit His' Won’t Be Late Rhineland Plan' NUM BER TRAFFIC GOES NAUTICAL IN PITTSBURGH’S ‘GOLDEN TRIANGLE’ Perm ission Granted Locarno Powers Will By Superintendent Consider Counter To Pupils H aring Proposal To Plan Excuse Of Parents To Police Boundary __ j Sanford Answers Ff " al J* Plea For Aid For “ S tr' icf k. e6n *Zoi pi i o ft Police To Guard Station Platform Hood S u f f e r e r s ' w j .. S ch co l ch ild ren w h o %*• to Allantb*, Co a i t L in e ra il­ r o a d s ta tio n n e x t M onday m o rn in g in th e ho p e o f pett l n f a (rlim pee of P re sid e n t R o o sev elt as he p asses th r o u g h o n h is sp ecial tr a in to W in te r P e r k w ill n o t be m a rite jL ta n iy 1 if1 uthiee y a r e nnot o t would be “a . short aa tha British m o rn th h n 80 m in u te* late to crn n ,k» it," possibly only a rehaoi, RuperiniinJcn' T. W.1f,,w n «tha. V ' annoaaead today. ; D iro rt within Ih a^o im atl of T*a acpsrintendant said that tha the league of Nation* waa d lv •choou would not be responsible eloaed last night over provisions far the chldrrn tod therefore aaldiof the Rhineland program mapped It waa advisable that thsir paroitVs! by rrpnaentathrta of tha four taka them to tha itatieo, if p<s«.: Locarno power*. •dde. Other children who are net A row broke a t whan the t«c«mpnnUd by their parents document waa suhfn tted a t a I thorld taka written eaeoeei to private eeaalon of the eo-neil. •ehool on Monday or the following Dr. Joseph Bock, foreign minday. ■ | le*.*r of Poland lad an Inc plant A* the schedule calls for tho a r - 1rnr0,t 9p angrily aeetiilng tha Heal of tho President's apecla! Doe* mo members—Croat B rit.' hi Winter Park a t »:lft A. M„ Franc*, Italy and B elg iu m -, Monday, It it expo-* y >-«t the °* tn ri" f to railroad the plan \ V sis tors contributed <0 the llsrstcr rslief fun.I brine raissd nr Tke AueetaleS h lW jl Sy the Red Crcaa. Memb.iv - i f T h r n u m b e r «if flood h<W •rmlnule Chapter and other young * le ss a p p ro a c h e d 200,000 rumen anil girl* were slat lined st ((«>' |n n o r t h e a s te r n l i l t various stra'eglc locatlms on ttt- [InmniTO e s t im a te s to t a l town town streets, ami Iwforr $200,000,000. T h e d e a th 1 soon little reit cresses cut nut of sto o d a t 167 In 11 S ta t* * t ’■per adorned the coata of nearly a s re s c u e a n d r e h a b f lititi very P*ran seen on the Greets w o r|t wa!l r u s h e d , o f f id sml in the stores and effirrs. fe a re d th o to l| W0UJJ n o t) Sem nola County la asked hy W ith s t o r m w a rn in g * \ y national headquarter, of the *he North AUm Vmerlrsn Rad Cross to contribute coa, t. and anow Intf rulfytayr l ” i T‘"B .l" feeing ^over WhM,| the Plttabunh, ■he floor 'w asted rag .dUlTT‘ on. In *the ||( 7 ^ W '. no thea.tam state.. J tt .L V « ? *Pr m x x m s wMEFs " >j T a i e l e . t j . , marketing egrtemenl proposed b> L e f f lO R H u t Secretary Of Agriculture Wat ' --------f lace. They callrd on all aaaocia Sixteen io y i ’whose fathers be- 1lion* end special shipper* i f fill long to the American Legion ‘a ted with the eichange to do Ilk j havo signed an application for a wise. charter for g equadron of th e 1 By resolution the d irtrm n c* president of Alpha Eta chapter if Bon# of the Legion in Sanford. ----- :-------- —---- ------ --------------... T ^ 5r Phi Kappa Tan, natioaa) aoc al They gathered in the (Ugion Hut n v" i fraternity, presided at the Poundm i *I rri *»’# Day baaqdri In th* chaptar enthtiiiaatk sessk n, with Percy Hero, chairman of the Legion F o r A p r il X C rm Eone committee, presiding *sv.r n r . ,, , J! .n P etit Jury Drawn The charter application w*j to parmrant haasWeartere, but when It la raturnod it will bo kept open or Knot Ujo#, H t. Mtra lUUd, »o other yosingateri can have tho ttonor of having | ^ | r n«m«i inn ^ O d M ^charter member, of k* >■. » '..yi .J ** 8qrwdhm M. Of County ( ourl Tht.fuHowWT vrnito of i«tn jl<r0rs for tho "A pril' term ..I County Court. Judge James J SKiroa prvildliiff. w u driwn tin j * , and Instruction* given th* .h triff to Im m iOBimofi«ekg ^ j . MoRory and O. E. Thurs- Thoee signing th* charter last Bight aad today are tha following: Thom*# Wight M ara,-W illiam Hemp (Bobo) Mere, Ferny Ashteg Mere, Cary Trad Wight, Ralph B w eM 'e Wight, Henry Bun* MeO H , Thomas Adrian Cabb, Wynn Wayne PsUar, Jr., Sdmael Armdd Tindel, Sidney Sanford Staf- y TO BBTTLB 8T 81K B WASHINGTON, Mar. » U ■Tha Labor Department waa Donald Raymond fluffoed, !? Rrapaa, Jr* William Co­ rn B ream . Joe Nesbitt TeaFthbar W e ie ttn e and R h m T h an la a'ao * aaranUm Ut « r of the 8oae of the Legion Jack ^ a stltw r Keen*. AW. t _________ Funeral Todey For 004) , 3 rd . rlCt Krrii Thoms, and T, C. IU>ok -each ptaadotLAtll*.unlaBslar when. J “ " ; LaAed befAha CSkatg Judge "1 ieW Hary i today, charged with petit larceny, ch or- Bui pended fine# of f 10 were astaken | against each man! d hie ird of Fred Slplin pleaded guilty to­ il, the day before County'Judge Blgiron led in to aggravated assault and was year*, sentenced to pay * fins of (33 or S ails-; go to Jail for 00 days. ,h his ■ ken a Tbe weathar: Pair tonight and •on, Sunday | slightly warmer in exyears. I™m» north portion Sunday. Ex­ treme Northwest Florida; fair toarahlp Su«<1“F y»lr, warmer. “l memou, r 7*” " th i buxch, !OtUsh Fcnacal service* fer Mrs. Annie Ixm Lard, iT,r pioneer n* dent of thia tear tea. who died y elu rd ei in her homo a t lMft Park Avenue, war* held f r r a the Erickson Ku. nerat Hem* a t I • ’deck this at ec and tha Wdy we* interreJ qiedes. soon, in Evcrgraew Caatctery. She was for manp years * member of the Methodist C W fh of Ebenesav, and the le v , J . W, Austin, pastor ef that’ l U n i . conducted th* Centenary Jubilee tlB c ec^ ^ * w a ri,t> ttc r, *•• w Mrs. Lord wa* bom in llaok n*riT le/da, Nov. w , ip*7h, but but had. lived i« Bemini.lv County fee the-haet d f years. She ha>t been 10 fcr a le a t els months. Su-- must ala* be paid by that The rcg b tratb n boota *n Cttp Clerk Lamaoa’a offic 31.—Ml CUp Bell, but pell taxea ND Heg let ration book* , for Proclnrts I ami 3, Sanford, will be kept open until 0 o’clock thl’ evening. In th* biavment of tho Court House. < >"du.«sS7 5 f i W o ^ t .1 ? J i v, , L ' P Hartford and Middletown, -J rmudlLs* L a # ^ ,orM* ' w’m; W-foot crest of the OU* ■ T *!‘ ‘".fV a ' time “-dVWr.to , “ y help diminished as U spread down; tnal. "now la the others." “Conditkna in the floor!, ed areas are deplorable, «re hare little conception of the terrible suffering there." he continued, “and remembering what the Rr.l Cfema haa done for ua ht lime of we should not hesitate for a moment In subscribing * to this . . . ,0 ou'' unfertuna'e neighbor*, Ih New England a*J adjaffnt sleits." ^ i n t r 'l h lu ff i n ■tee Park a tt UPS Rfo 1 .., .7 i_VBB tv„„e*tlcuti W m wrought moV ai.lespr.ad havoc today 1 ! h i ^ h ? tS l i ’ l^ 2 ,n h *hh , * * ! bu* n" * ‘° w h « ” c v h and Denmark rx J .7 ! ” r ? aa d D en m a rk g a T e, evidence# that they tould n o t. han'lly approve. the propoaale1 without dlgntlng them, Anthony' h t t 'K f i foreign eam dnry.l jik o f ta n fHmpea the Presidentr a w Of Pollen’Boy 0 . William, was getting Hady today to guard tho'ProsW ant's sporial train aa It PW*a* through Sanford. Ho hoe presided g strong rape about 400 feat long, and this will bo stretched r a n g tho station platform to ktop t0. ^ h !°U ? 5 ? ta trrford wblchv ,h« . j . b,. Insinuated, they are attempting, t e t school' -e*rse, Thera should b». no ronoon why tho children ■ . .u ..., ^ [ ? ? ? —?-** w. * ? "** V . w F1 r ^ V k S S T will ba a f lu e jv " S j _— — H om eless N u m l Mayor Issues Appeal N e a r l y 3 0 0 ,0 T o Every Citizen ___ . To Give Liberally Suffering Is Int sified By Snow Purse strings were ImseneJ 'anfnrvl today as m lJcM * and West Pennsylva Long Rope W ill Keep Spectators 30 Feet From Special Train train will •hnM B:4A a Pestilence Added To Grave Horror In Flooded Ares UINDON. j | . r. Nava Conference today approved th i firm] ifr if t of i new a liy ca r treaty and announced tha docu­ ment would oa signed hy the Unit­ ed State*. Great Britain and trance next We.ine.dey, Norman If. Ifevte, chief of the American delegation, announced the official-, reservation that the United 8tatee would consider her.Itlf released from -the 'la rg o cruiser • • holiday 'stipulation if Great Britain ehould build more than 70 cruisers. Th# treaty pro­ vide* that no 10,000 ton crutaers can ha built for elx year*. Missionaries Safe In Kunfftunff* China record high leret of thlrtlH and one-hair feet. The wo bureau said the river waa let ufr. , ■ To thousands of rsfugeea <llrd in relief aheltera in Wkstw Pennsylvania and on down t Ohio Hlver a anow storm tod today brought a new * u w pneumonia. Water sheiUgdV many cemmunltiee already M brought threata of r—rllrnra, ‘ prevent epidemlca, the Half .States health servlea ktpt * I mo#t skillful experts laboringall strlcksu communitlea Eye sanitary engineer from Washfa ton headquarters waa sent Pennsylvania and Waat Vlrgtl to set up emergency chJertnatt ■ymern*. Snow hampered cleanup work the Pittsburgh and Johnstm area*. Twenty-five thousand W1 worker* were mobilised in K burgh and S.00O In fnhaalnan' give all aid. Many of th* U dretituta persona a t Jo lu ^ S were UL At Whetting 10J homeless parson* shivered temporary quartan. , t • \J TAIYUAN, Shansi Province, China, Mar. 31— Ml—Tha Ameri­ can missionaries, the Rev. and Mr*. Claud* Thomas and two children, reported missing from the China Island mission a t IlwohSunday*# tldeai nigh at 7:13 Men, ar* safe at Kungtung w hen A M BmJ 1A1 p M |„w , , , , w they Fed from bandit*,, advices A. M. and , l t » P. M, Monday*. raeetved here said today.*' lid**: High a t l i l t A. M. end S:37 • AUTHOR D IM BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 3 1 * P’ **- ^ € t I ,4# *»J 2:14 p - MJohn Washington, negro, was «r- (AP)—Robert Cunningham* Gra­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3L. rested by tha police this morning ham, British author, dlad of a lung coagaation. H* wee U . ir n ils s e * M Vena Wear! -Consideration of Uw ] n i p canal is*a* has been i in tha Senata until Monday, A number ef absentee* i Injection ef ether matters the postponement even the* JArmy appropriation hQL -A Texaa end Virginia, Harra'aaa ««ggt*?, P'etcher sm I i to vf sald, while the other 39 states do to Include 113000,000 I ea not recyilre th* poll tag aa a rating Culf.Atlantic wathrway, * order ef buelnesi. to eondltleii The canal allotaeni n H am lson contends in Me petl»*- lion that the poll lax b ntwomaU- turaad dawn, 39 te M, Us of tutlonsl on the gravnda that the day. hat Senator Tramm, Conetitutbn declare* no canltntion crat, Mlaeeuri, aaored roaes for or other direct tern shall be b id ; b that *11 taxation ah*U be uniform eg, and citiaen* are pot at a dbadranLOCAL t* t a n In th* nine Southern states Monday Set Foe Reconsiderstio Of Canal Ibi �tn SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1836 SANTORO HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA *SAjaY SENATOR’ I P fis U U a s m S e r el TfcMeU r m a wkt*e u •««»fa•settl'd la Ik* fee..re­ stless ef ell erase el»p«t-S»s 04 te It e* aal rlkrrwU* e4 la tktr M ,rr a l t etee fkarias eekllek-e fcrrrlia. Alt | a t eekllre'leee at seralel kk>a kevete ere et e reeere-4. VKRSK FOR TODAY A CBY OF DISTRESS Hu 0 God, by thy nen |dgt me by thy strength. M prayer, O God irivr far to mouth.—P i i IIti l*t forgrt to register KtA to make your application Pi hciicjtrad coemption. Languages were invented «o (hat men might convey their thoughts to each other. Rut language MM of Hd purpose when people, though conversing freely, fail to un­ derstand one another. This may happen when one deliber­ ately refuses to say what he means, or does say what he dees not mean, or when. Inadvertently perhaps, a word or phrase carries with it some meaning not intended by the author. An American can readily appreciate the difficulty of understanding exactly what an Englishman is driving at even though, theoretically, they speak the same lan­ guage. And then how much more difficult is it for the American to understand an Italian, or a Japanese, even though these foreigners may for the moment be speaking fairly good English. It la this difficulty of understanding one another that makes the situation in Europe ro difficult and so danger­ ous. There a score or more of different languages and dialecta are spoken In an area no larger th in where only one is spoken irv, this country. The French amt German lan­ guages are as far apart as the two poles. So are the Eng­ lish and Italian languages. The average Russian can no rtoro speak Polish 4han he can Swedish, Belgian, Dutch, Greek, Spanish, or Turkish. But even the more educated classes, thp Intellectuals, the diplomats, and statesmen of one country have difficulty in truly uhderstaridlny, those of another coun­ try, even if they have mastered the language. Sir Jopa Si­ mon, the great English statesman, who speaks OenWMt ently, said after a recent long Interview with Adolf Hit­ ler, 'These people speak a strange language which l can­ not understand." According to Dorothy Thompson in tho New York Her­ ald Tribune, the same words, even after1 they have been cor­ rectly translated, mean entirely different things to the peo­ ple of one nation from what they do to the people of an­ other. For Instance, Hitler Is constantly demanding "equality" for the German people. To us that meyia equal­ ity of opportunity, or equality before the law, the same chance for one as for another. But to Hitler and to the German people when Hitler uses It, '‘equality” means an entirely different thing. Equality means to the German an increase in German territory until It Is on a par with other great nations. It means a share in the world’s raw materials and wealth, Senator Tram melt ho* .cm iseelvtdg cmgitLtulBiioi ■ from many af hi* constituent* on tho fact that he does not Inv* to run fa r ra^ltction th * year. Hitler eihortg his follower* l> be ready to fight for the glory -f the FathaslsniL All of which .WOQ't do them much good when thejr'r* pushing up popples. LAKE MARY The Ladles' Aid of Commu­ nity Church hold Ilk annual J Dollar Day” last rrtday night a t tJiF Cfaurth. The members con­ tributed a d o lo r which they had rorned—telling in rhyme bow It had been eargpd. The fallowing program was presented: Hymn—"Onward Christian Sot d im " Invention—Her. J. M. Tbomp- PUno Duet-- Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Thompson. Reading—Ouhia Murrte Fennel. | piano P-'o—Ruth Anderson. Mr/ and Mrs. P. B. Dooley sn<t Reading—Anice Whittaker. Eleanor Dooley spent Sunday in Vocr' Polo—Jews'lyis Merab. Leesburg. Dialogue—Natalia and Char, Mrs. C. S. Ball was guest of lotte True. honor at a. party given by Mrs. Plano Duet—Mary Hlsfet and I M. E. DoelSy a t her home Satur­ Frances Thompson. day evening.' Bridge and nrrflmy Monologue—Mr. Roden. wCr* eiOdytd (faring the evening Talk—Mr*. Hornsey. after which refroshanints were Offertory Solo—Jewellyu Marsh. a*rredt ’ Hymn—"Coronation" Mr. Qrecnloof has been qultoi Mr. apd M7 . i t 8. Ball, Mr*,. M, t Dooley, Mrs. P. 8. Dooldg 111 (be past geek. The Sanford Herald, Artknr True and son, Arthur, sod Eleanor Dooley spent Mcndsw fa St. Augustine. W o r d . Fla. J r . Mr. end Mrs. Jewstt, and a ; The P.-T. A. study cists met st Gentlemen: niece of Mr. True, were guests Mrs. D. B. In a recent editorial you of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. True, and Uie home of vised us thas the pouiUe > Levy Tvtiday evening. Mr. and Mr*. R. E. True, last Miss Birds Faison' w s| the guest of Mickey Mouse w oulH ?M Tuesday and Wednesday. They Mice. Of cturse, there la bo were enroute to their home In Mickey but if there were Amesbury, Mass., after spend. Mickles, i t would still ha'mot Ing several weeks tn BL Peters-1 The plural of a Tailor's < burg. is mq *M "* The grller kn The troop committee of Girl Scoaty ie making prepare.*,eni I "Send me a twenty-two pound for U* annual Silver Tta Fri- J Co<*« »ndf another ju st day afternoon. Mar. 29. st the j Chamber of Commerce Building. ' Geneva YMSMSS psths. Whatever he actomp is he* must be large y through hie own efforts, f ; r the organisation al­ most everywhere is against him. In th it sjuiallon, It Is hardly too much .to say that the course of the Cleveland convention, end consequently the future direction G.OsP. Leaders Watck E llect Junket May Have On Electors directly on l£f. Borah's willing, ness arid ability to swsy the voter* by persona) appeal. Hit own* principal supporters will be among the most eager to learn whether his first efforts on the stomp "go over.1* s Without an effective Organise, lion, largely without funds or prominent speakers aiLf# from the rvndidalt himself, the workers for Borah have not found the road rasy. Some nf them hove been plainly discouraged, and have said •o private y. Their m e hope lie* in the linger­ ing confidence thst Oorah the ofatnr may f't thl? to (fo over the _____ c-iviut* Mlchelsnn, poliilrel Charles press agent for ths Democratic party, gits a salary rf 120,1*09 a year. But Judging tha job ha did of "soaaring Hoover," he’s worth Nqt wtthjn the rocallactlon of 0 oldest Inhabitant bav* there fat ab many cehdidatra for local did re I office* as t>)*r* are thl* IT. Vvefybody ehd hia brother, 1 well. aa hie aunt and uncle, mi to M willing. If not d«t*rSed, to aaeriflc* himself for tho bite good. In almost every rare (re are good men running; ant fa n aa atony race* there are Mtdaw* who ahould bava find, at home. Th* dieerimlnaU Geneva TbqraduY evening. Mr. and M n\ R. P. But|*r. CaroLOflfGWOOD tyn Butler and Mrs. Carrie Ma-‘ hony of Leesburg recently visited At Lyman school Friday night Mra. P. B. Dooley. ; was put on a most humorous and charming comedy, "What STORM HITS BUENOS AIRES Shall We Do With Aunt Skills 1" 1HJEN0S AIRES. Mpr1. 21— <A”> the principal and each of the —Buenos Aires was hit by an In­ storm yesterday faculty assisted by two of the tense eutmun school trustees, W. J. Hartley which reused tand Fred Forward, before a property damage. mo*: appreciative and large »uillrncs. The proceeds will be used for the school clinic. Auto Repairs The Tourist Club bad ninety : A Fries Tea Cam Br membere and guests a t,, the Wednesday luncheon in .Sonnyshade Park with a committee of C. 11. Llndaey, Miss Mabel Lindsey and G. R. Bailey all of Orlande In charge. Mr*. Erneet H arris.' vire-pn*tdent of the Civic Lsague sod MARTIN’S GARAGE F, P. A, says he pa d hia income oa the fifteenth exactly a* th* la v requires, but lest sqm* fool Interes I revenue collector dash to th t bank at nnrr and try to cash hia check, he wrote nn the envoi >|t “Hot to be opined until Christ- ,;Tbo Miami Dslly News highly cam mi nd* th* Henet* for turning down tho proposal In appropriate 918,000,000 to continue the wore Oh the cross state canal, pointing **»t that employ*** In tho fed. • a n j building in Miami have b on ‘Rjyiag for months to gel a 12.80 witUr aplckst installed without BMMt*. It wcgild *«»m that it tW* gorarnnunt cannot afford to f\uidsh water for Its own work■ftt* II ahould bo careful not to (damage tha watar of farmer*. • f the Fire-Hundred Club, und u r u m :'a major operation at Ptntsld-Laygb&ti Hospital this past week. Lieutenant Harris reports she ts Improving elow'y. Or. Wilfred E. Pterpoot, will, known optometrist of Wo Ur bury, CL ond Mrs. Plerpon. were rscent guests of Mayor ond Mrs.' J . H. Msnick. They i n spending tbs winter a t Brad­ enton. Funeral of Mrs. Delis Wsllisr widow of former Msyor J. E. Welker eras held at Carry II and Chspdl, Orlando, Wednes­ day aflomodn. New “Hunger March” On Capital Planned Of Noiaea Medicine, science and government joined together re­ in a prel!tt\I»l«ry exoreiam abttttd At coating out' mankim Prince Fowler, phyaiclao, toW of the on the Htiman ear; Dir. John I. R IfoilLh, asked doctors to Uke the I campaign against nolae; Dr < Fdater t(spansinnately described fhe fairnoises can cause In thh bwlrf and M Harvey Fletcher, research worker, d< alty o( common sobiidr, 1 Nudh a* mildly adrioylng sound paper hag. can drive thc'.pijskure of \ four times the normal teve#PK Renta suits of experiments' a t R tfofua' H< sure readings waN takeA-MlfacUy fri Eatlenta wH6, M ong reaaonr anoth of eomewhat similar background sccompllahad In IMO. when Hiram Johnson swept Repuhkan prlmariei by direct persona) a [total In ■talcs where be not only hvd no or­ ganisation of hia own.f tt was op­ posed by old-line leaders, who thought their entrenchments Im­ pregnable ? Tha dor fit which has arisen on Ihe score of B»-ah'« earnestnet* Is founds4, likewise, on bis record. ' Hia polities! refutation for start­ ing thing* be did not finish Is. ar widely aa labl isbed that a t first -erg few of tha recognised leaders thought b* meant It when be said h* would he a esniidatw. They bad heard talk of Us running for president many tlmaa before, hot nothing cam* ef 1L p*an and Mrelre'ti mU*tlona from th* flo’d of dohat*. Although some •Qawgreeefaaal Isadora, notable Speaker' CMrt, eay Congress will Hto hesitation about entering employniont ^* In sees ion until fell, for adminBtratibn offUUla predicted today Ohio waa each that sons* of hta th at adjournment who Id coma iata In Ju re htf rerly In July. Now (York sumo we*i* ego ho reWASHINGTON. Mar. 20- The defat to Govtrnmont of M ulca tod h y p n f a s H ta tha Unltod |t*U * IN THE FAMOUS AU;STAGE PLAY ave portions of-the akull removed. • Dr. Fowler, celebrate* «pr his v hearing, said Violent nolaTjJrSm th< faUgua Which IjnpBlnt th% onfataa of, mechanical iajury, an outright Uarin upon the delkate bjood veaaelH and U internal hi cella arid 1 Nolak Ily o rtan lu tlo a ’pi- th* »af Future Wala, a»d at • p erfected th * "Aaoorta- if.* MET '.l i'i r i : 1itr ' Arhr-ln WASHINGTON, Mar. IL —Of) —Praparattna for a new “hangar march" on th* nktloaa*! capital were reported taa'gbt by Repre­ sentative Vito MartanStmlo, * ep Chilean, Naw Yeyk. Tha mareh. he raid, waa pUnncd.for Apr. 11 snd.would he led by officers elect­ ed st s convention 0/ lb* PfoTkart Alienee and tho Unemployment Council to bei held In WaaklMIwi Apf. 8 r nd 18 to pro test tuU tn fidtrai relief and WFA fudda. Herbert Benjamin, wha haa bfon acth* In Commai tlona In >ho pest 1 leng file* of "hu that trudged pai Hodso (K ring th* tho. Hocver adn REALdfrli ....■ ; �SATtJBDAY, MARCH 21, 193$ HjPRAI.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA T he ial A n d Personal Activities 7 Jr Musical Triumph PAGE O f T he D ecade . ■ MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Social Calendar MONDAY Monthly buainrsa unit tocl.I nesting r f th.* Truth Si-okn-i Chu* of the First Mctholist Church will take place at 3:00 1“ M. i t thp church annex with Mrs W. I. Hughry. Mr* W. U ClarV. Jlr>. R. M. Muon. Mn. B y n n Sgulrr*. and Mrs. J. F. Hirer us hMtlUM. •Dr. Nevman of the Phyclilc Se tnce Church wtit give n mr• if* service at h ;00 P. M. Lt ti c Womin's Club Building on Os', Avenue. The public i* invited. Aspectal meeting of the Friendship League of Ah* .Cut^tettwtlotLat "WiFclr Yrllftakc ptacr at 11:00 I M. at tha pariah house. TUESDAY Mrs. C. R. Mason will be at tb Girj Scout Little Hauer ft- m 11:00 A. M. until noon for eon. frrSftcer. KHIDtY Tha Geneva HVime Dvmonrtmllon Club will have its “Ashie.e ment Day” at the Cornu nity Hall and s e n e one of it* chicken supper*. DBMOLAY HAS PARTY About 75 members and guests attended the inform*' p*Tly given Thursday evening hv Reniinol# Chapter Oriler of Iteniolay at Hill'i Summer Shark on Lake Mary with R. E. Kipp *' chaper­ on*. Dancing wa* enjoyed to Vietrola and radio muaic and refresh­ ment* were served at h late hour. A t T h e M a y fa ir Among overnight guesta ut thu Mayfair last night were: Mr. ■ml Mn. Rrceo L. Alherleo, A. I , Y’oung, ami Fred Kuher. c of Whliestone, N. Y.; T. M. Prlviato el Atlanta; Ralph R. Smith of Jacksonville; Mr, and Mr*. Ronart C. K nir af Ctrnn Ridge. N. J ; ■ml W. II. ("ram- rf Tampa. rso n a 3Lk*1 i ifo Mias Dorothy Mitchell la spend­ ing th* week-rod in Orlando with Miss Joan Miller at the Wyoming Hotel. Mr*. H, B. Purdois l i f t today for Waynesboro, Ga. whera *h« was called by th* illness of her sister, Mrs. Jack llewitc. 5afe Starts Monday - Closes Saturday F o r o n o w e e k , p rio * * *o t h e S an fo rd M is s K liz a h e th K n ig h t Is The Deal rrgent, Mr*. Hhgan, »*s commended by the ajat* regent for her splendid report and for the work uf the local chapter The imnte of Miaa Mary Vallance of llusting* High School was announced as winner In tha "Good f'ititenship Pilgrimage Contest" spenaored by the D. A. R. A» a reward for good ciliitn• hip, rhe Nr.tional Socivty of the r>. A. It. send* rne girl from each of the dS states to Waahlngtnn for three day* of ilghtaaeing and patritic inspiratkn. Th* girl* w II arrive in Washington Apr. IT and Gave Apr. 21. All ex. ptriar* will be borne by the spon­ soring society and the girls will be ably rhaperened. Mr*. Holly brought her report to n close by saying that Mr*. \\ illiam A. Decker, pres dent-gen. eral of the D. A R,, gave an addresa stressing |he objective* of |>, A. R. work. At the conclusion of all report* Paul Bigger*, Jr. has return,*! from Pahokre where he haa been ■pending the past five weeas working with the United States Department of Agriculture. Mrs R. W. Turner raturnad Thursday from Rarneavllla, Ga. where she visited bar daughter, Mr*. II. G. Drake, — for * a Ihort time. M. I . Mincey l#ft Thursday for hia horns in Illinois after apending several weeks here with hi* son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. William Andaman. Miss Helen Douglass and Miss Camilla Dea* are spending the week-end In Jacksonville with Mr and Mr*. Marko Gilbreath, for merly of Sanford. refreshments were served by the amebg the oitf-of-tewn visitors huitess, aaaiqttd by Mr*. S. R / t h * Flower Show this week at I light on. Those present were: Mri. Mayfair Hotel. S EDA LI A. Mo, Mar. 2 1 .-1 1 1 J. B. Ray, Mr*. R. L. Dean. M.-». -------—Henry P. Karls, 77, once a pro hibltlen candidate for President of vi*" #V"rn l,,„ Mr* A.n*t u Mr »nd Mri. Wa Ur Bol the United Stives, wa* killed yes- Mrs. ( ■ H. Dawson, Mn. R. J. (aft Thursday for Jackaonvill* teidapr kU a-auior a t rraihiil In- HigJii ^nf k!™' ,p*,*d ,wq ■*•*!«» k*/or» rata U r b t i d i tic*r b*l o i t e r , Mo. c ' * " ; pMMrf*' >"g H> thetr horn* in Indiana. Tl MUa N o ^ W y n y G i r l ’s r* N am e ’ H e lp s ^ HoUIFriends of wi" "•**** to To W ed Th# engagement of Mi** Eli/ « belh Anne Knight of Maplew.o N. J , formerly of Sinfoul, to l» Willard Philip lloyer. V J|. J>, Summit. N. J . »•« announced tin afternoon at * ridge lea gt., .. by Mia* Knight's mother. M iKJIa llartdegcn Knight, at lo horns in Map ewood. The bride-to-be is the daughli of Mr*. Knight and the late Coin nel George W Knight of Sanfo I and Newark, S J She <|ient I childhood III Newark and tin moved here with her family. M>Attended Seminole High Si-hoM *r -I made this city her home tin'' five years ago when she return to New Jersey. She i< now c<>" nrcted with the Summit Medic Group at Summit, N -I Mr Knight war in charge of the San ford Library for icvrinl ( f s i and Colonel Knight wa« activel engaged in the real estate h"s> n o s during tha boom. Dr. Boyer la the sun of the II> and Mr*. Philip Benjamin H"Vi■■ of Philadelphia. He «»• i; i id’la‘c.1 from* the University of IVnn-vl vanla in 1032 and i* n->w praeln me hi* profession In Summit. The wedding will like place during the late summer and the couple wi.l make their home •«* Summit. Among the guest* at th* tea thi* afternoon »»* Mi • p. ,e. Weldon. Jr., of Kinwood. N J., the fnrmar Miaa Mltdrad Hand of thla city. Miaa Mamie Ml learn that ahi t ay Debt To Indians hi *• the Pernaui-Laugty.on -------- E ngaged mortal HospiUl. Her sister, f.w Should Play ' * > - U p rS d m n W e X J y * 3 /o e s . i W W ' t h e u , tr o u b k * double-yoult double * ev er .W e know n, ro n io d e lin j? o f m y s to r e w itn e ss th e E v e ry th in g m ust red u ce w iM o u r sto c k P in k e st sla sh be so ld a t in a d is­ to m a k e w a y fo r , FREE M ONDAY ONLY ! T o E ach C u sto m e r M a k in g d a y w e w ill g i v e F r e e a A Fo ” 'J c B o : : VANITIES t i n u m D ia m o n d D im ie, RINGS . CHINA GLASS RINGS ( E x c e p t niiiimtiiili*) ,*i itifi i - in ythi'r binni 1 nfiiti riliind Ihnt tho |fr I’Mil*1 of in mi I■ h«*ret oft ro \m* hern About I itOU.MllHl |f ynu j||iti ,*v ' EH,ll|MI,. <100 tin finI *, * (but iltir.!* ii1 niflM imii h Hitt if you w* *- tn lt.1* tho^i tmnil-4 mill put mil t* All D in n m n d lUnjfn nntl JEWELRY 54 PRICK fr*!Mi Sew Yoi U to I ' luJ.m, xinit from t mlntt nrnr ly tu Vlmieow,” COLORADO SPRINGS, Mar. 0. R. Devan, haa arrived fi 21.—(AY—When W. T. (Ruddy) Rayroore. N. J. to be wkh her. F i f t y (Reasons Why You p ric e s c o u n t. w o rk m en . mil *H v vv uli| ) r e s i d e n t s w ill Recent V altor* at the Chamb*; of Commerce building Included i In payment of veteran* party emulating of Count** sser* placed end to end *hcy E r n n t d* Bier of Jlruaiel*, Bel reach 'front Washington glum, Mn. H. J. t i n t , and Mrs to Moscow,” Brigadi r ( Frank T. Mine*, vote runs » B. Hurd of New York City. strator, told a llouaw »ub*ci lee by way of illustia'ins ind Mrs. Jama* Bright and Job ahead for the gov-rnmi Mn. Mary Broome of Columbia. “To give you soni*- idfl 3. C. are th* wtsk-and guests uf m*icnitiul« of Iti" Central Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ball. 914 Wait Fiftaaath Street. Mr) Bright and Mr*. Ball ara brother and ilatar. T ^ f will b# accompanied home tha Drat of the wtak by Mr*. Margarat Bright who haa caan apandIng th* winter with her daughter, Mn. Balt. ' W om eA D e m o c ra ts O f S o u th P la n Cnmjmctn an C a m p a ig n V A N IT Y TAMPA Mir 2 |, 1.1*1-P lan s part ii i(in t inn hy SoipK■ii ib-riDHTut ■* in i hi* I**ri' for pM-njittMir win* out tie final »OA-i>iii "I »* poiltii al jtft’rt'l I cii It y tot) Uiimun from II South *rn alQU*n. I Political Icndcrx Imlbol the ifith i fridif, tho firni r f it* kind In I hi ,M P( sHoulli, China (liana Silver »n rnllt^tont C A S E w P P frP /2 1 l u l M en'a B illfu ld s 1'oltiry */2 PRICE PRICE 'Bucke*'fy'P'Kxd-' FRIGIMIRE .:» •, 29 pc set COMMUNITY SILVER $ 1 7 .5 9 56 piece set CHINA $10«90 .32 piece set CHINA $ 4 ,0 0 26 piece set ROGERS SI LVER $ 35 piece set ROGERS SILVER $ 1 5 .0 0 BOOK ENDS, values to $1* pair $ 1 ,0 0 C** ** in women** poliliral uclivili*i. :J i S 7.59 W ater jugs & Crystal Bubble Balls $1 val*5 QC MESH BAGS, values to $10, * $ |, 0 9 24 piece CAKE AND TEA SET $ 5 .0 0 DIAMOND RINGS $ 5 .0 0 ONE LOT T IE CHAINS each ALL WRIST WATCHES val. to 5115 ALL WRIST WATCHES, val. to $25 09 A iin v it WALTHAM ELECTRIC CLOCKS P o n ’t W ^ o c k Is a |t - B u y J E a jr ly C o m p l^ tg l W h il. H M R R Y Any Article Not Mentioned in Ad — one-fourth o f f . Buy Now for Graduation — A nniversaries— Qhriatmag Hardware Co McLaulin — The Park Avenue Jeweler — 112 S. Pari T T .. . TTTTr J ..‘a v ■«- .V JO H w * ,«i �I U-' 'W o * ___ :fc. ■(*' •« m-y. H' laJuaM K t. » .r« I * 1 4 B o o t s W iD B e « » Industry Council O n B en efit* C a r d ® A t A ren a T u esd ay ^ If. M, Fapwwrtg tod H i. Lab­ an export to hood a MqitlM Club H o p e s To maxi! Raise $60 To AWl^ “ poyB ’ VinnH lt t*fi m u viiwnt-w Tart BLua i d . itifhtmaa r«r«», Knar n r . J*«* Maatar. Ualane* PrM*. Carlo* FloWar. p irih rmr*. i|««rt>r m il*: K»*n nor ■ in. Mttuc hcuaii f*>* Dunlr AO* O fficer Plaak. V .r»*. WHITE PANrlKIt III. P rl*«r tllamond Math rar*. r o lo r llr : INPtAN n rrtcK n in , Tea** rn . b.l O UW DT RYAN (I I , rtwoooor HlA liar* B u C Vlctartoua OffWar. Leap T raffic. CIIAMCS BAIUJN II). IWvanth rare. u aarlrr a ll* ; R oll Biarlrr, A m a r in a / clip p er. DRXm PARR I t ) . BLT COP III. I of CAPTAIN MARTIN II ). Ml** OlOOrot. Spaala CUetee, r i i a o a , tu lia r r . R lckth r»e», l - l t mil*: COCHIN JKNNIH III. HATH HHK1INN (t>. Hawk*** Chlaf, llar-k all'a Baabl-. i b for o batter ta d a tlfk trr pen- i and I do not Innow, I leave that prpar boyo. Bat 1 l I think four clobo m to win ihlo yeer'e ildao my own tr im Cuba, tha Claata and will (tart virtually U n d e r p riv ile g e d • -------Fourteen b n t i h i'c i u#n k M uled for Um benefit bo*Inf profrom to fe* f ir m In Um Fourth Street A m w i t Tueeday evenInf by the Seminole Tloyu* AthJrUc hoped th> M ctaulto. I .WASHINGTON, VUr. |-Ee«uh,*m of minimum * U " * _-*---La L.AL inVo«of«to ■n<J State b a d DcparU c m k m m .th a Ik mhI carta *a*U «t*** ***■' Security Lumber outatanding da/oct In’1 "our unrcatrte’ad eomptUUv* afklatn.'’ Enforce n*n* of fab- trade pneU cn h r tirtdo isM ciatlom “part it, wait* daftadd limHaUrna and rtoreetnU tlre rtatrul" wiu m oai **1 of the throe M t tm iii, the { T " * " * * } County hy the aid Bural RehnhU - 1 itato Ho ponna-1 UUan Commbaion- Tha kitchen#' t'M • CatftrunU] Oenrr* had will ba aparatod under I Paa-Amarfeau tha pkrbmal tfraoUen of Ufa- B. — . . . ---------- -r 14* dedicated to A. Howard, under the auparr IfWo Chili and eloehif - with a Pn»- of, ..Mba Joacpkln* Boydalon, Ammican eatl to be held to Cinder- Horn# ^bm oautratloa Afant far al'a auditorium. } the ■County. The purtbai* pries ■ of tha kitchen*, all eompUtaly Matinee Race Is n*r. nr^iirTTooii Talked By Crowd Wet-Or-Dry Vote At Race Friday In Polk County Twal/th watk of a 00-day frayIs Declared Void hound raclnf ataion at tha San­ 1 art, whktfla to m h*p#* * • r,to* fM with . ( . j J ® rrp tarfrt the fond oat { £ S which t i e organlutlM U pop- tk- , T -n th n e e . fu lu rltr: M1CIIAKI, HAIIN III, Duflah M lrk«r. AU I v H l h r a r t ANN W IM , | l ) . FU gal O fflr.r, TIIAPPIC HINfl III. Troffir f’hanre, Itnrkr Count. P.Uvmth rar*. l - t l m il*: Canlnn H'rt FIIANNI rumen <l), C1e**r C ar*I--. W aaar, K It. TRAFFIC_ " * » N II), B k ln or Bar- te m g H r im »m -iwm .1 ■ ^ T R O P IC A L P A R K 1 r ' ftin in m i l l W i l t o » t o a e w e o n ~ WATER n OCCRggS THt YEAR ROUND r luw er o n o w 10 ta d confaeaad, Chlaf WUltertu toww , * r . . A J ported, to breaUag lato w rattanB C lV € D t U D C 0 rant In tha Caldaboro aaetton and i i m * n . aloalln* a wnUh, money and proAMSeiLCll SlUMMY c«ries* "* -____ -------- DATtONA BEACH. M*r, tL — Property on te ra d a ll Avenue Dlvtnf perartna who nwtor to the h o r t e n tro naM ro f Ay tawranco wurld-famod baach oDoertmiii. C. Mayo to the Hadowiaant Bureau for ooUnf tha baant int with that tl-fam a aak In 103S. It b a , huit'lnf alub which rrta batter thli Um* tha additional aipart- ford Orlando Ktnncl Club Irork near Lonfwood cloaad 'art n<rht la atVangthanad whan with torn fraturr* dlarutaad1 ad Burgeaa Whitehead throughout tha avanlnf by a i (day we and b au . Tha large Friday night crowd. Tha flrat wo* the apaclal mat-, lay ataff la one of tha Inaa performance billed for Mon­ In t V /a wo r r a n o y te * »- -r « J y R b F l o S i ^ h S ? ^ day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock whan* fay^ Tho eenaWantlan w»a Caalm* B urfoyj*.w fll'. bo ay m an *I|bt-rvent program will bonf-l farad. Thi* aparlal ahow la ben' ro*<L *___ _ a nnRi'ai a ? Ing itigcd a* an attraction-.for. ■ho- handrail* cf 'paraorto axplrtcd duttay iia afternoon, s t’C 4 In, Winter Park lo ala Prai|dant| In tha 1934 alrctlcn, Pollc county *;•: la tl» fifth annual arant af-the . j voted dry by 20 vote*, but I. C. wfll b* a big Help, I RimaAtall Momliy morning. Tha * kind bai^.aBdar auapfapa. of t)M One Georgia County &■ 11a la n dangeroua second fraUMe w ea'tha afeond Boucher, lak e Wnlea, began n garden club* of Doytona Bauch fight which finally rnulted In To Escape Tax Levy rn hi> control it rig h t Dtrby rllmination far* wMrh will and- • vicinity, tha ,. roliey* ■of Judge Pftteway’e appointing n ____ coat* and promlalng to nw l of our regular atnrt- ba run Turaday night. Eight of .flowara exhibited (eultlvulM'.attdi • peril) maetar to ccnduct a raDAHLONCOA, Ga> Mar. t l ^ and I expect him to tha 32 brat d«g* a t fne traeh will. ba* been inch no to’ Mcaa(wild) Ml yaw. Ha la glad run In ihi* rv»nt, and* four of.' count, .The matter, J . J . . pa- W l—Tha government of tha moun­ olkete the uae of all department* | I-nach, found'a few weeka ago in tain county of Lumpkin will run I them wl I bo fortunate enough to If. C. D rtte a . chairman of « m •* tha C ulno .m l .ha r<count that weta had won tha along thta year without levying ; adranra Into aaml-flnal compatl-1 election by four voiaa. Judge Uxa*—one of tha tin t, If not tha lavmen’f Cpm-IVea "* . * • ^ Hoa’ loeling toward the »1,Q00 Flowers varloua chsrthar of: » » n /.td , W ^ I n . i l y u c : added Dethy which will ba run Pattaway did not, howe rar, rtla flrat, county In tha itate to do in. t i . .. ' .V.Ji on tha report before taking JiU tht. afUrnnon • enllad a mV Ung “ 2 ^ tJ S S E w : fow ar arrange I tha night x f Apr. A John H. M./pra, chairman nf tha of .11 member* of that orgnOMn»r0»n northerw aUtaa.tbat , u *FlMn riefa* will-ba- prafanUd leave. hortVw o f county commlaalonara, tlon to U ka ; place *1 tb* F « ta foe nil occ**lona. 4prin* thin AoodJudge Bmlth made hla ruling ‘cnlvht, atortlng at 8:1ft o’clock veteran member of the PreabytartaA ChuWh Srnday nft- «rt«y aaaaon, b antttlad to aftar hearing argumenta on tha and Entrlaa and lolectlono, with tho county*a go earning body, aay* ernoon a t tiOO o’clock. ’ ' ’ U t e w * aa tha land of flowara. . C. R. Klrtley la'tcr raplUllted a* to* dog* report lu bail tied by'DaLoach. la Lumpkin hea auffklent funda on . __ ___' Tbaaa March exhibit* are a maru dicatlona new nra th a t lha wata which ahoidd flnlih In the money. n * M . 1703 hand or In light to meat current Annnuncementa ware received fotcataia of FCartdn'i lata ffriag will mor» to bod another elec­ 1 MrM rsr»*. fiiijirfcr mil*} teipeneus thl* year. here today; U iil'tS * new Krata and atn?uMa. peodactlaua. j, U|f«>w<.w Iifvr 1 ATTKUT,...........- tion aa early a* poaalbta. Dozier Sc Gay’s Quality Paint* •e. "Beat for tho Soalw Far chaerfaL dean UUhcaa-uaa Dwxler A Gay’a Vtm tem fL iU caoy to apply—It drbn f^«hly—and, un STANLEY-HOGERS HARI>\v AHB CO. 2^ g g js a g a g .g - g ^ - * » k d g a ! - Ameriti a a ia a .a * , » FastRst w^raonml« . .. • „ • '' " N ia M i W ' . ii a~ « (a NEAR LQNOIfOOD (On u. ie n or , « ri-,Tta. 84» Mlnom ABowad (Tft» Ine»ud*4> THIS AD*IB GOOD JfOB OMR ADM PBIOM W B K li affrr-tr tv- ' i , a ■_ Air < • “'e'e -Vr1• /. 'r r iTjpK ' i >r’ '-'ggl j*, . - <v s ti [t* i /• * . u '.t\ > *r\ t rtv . \ * fp . r. %.. .* :'l ' I > x>*Nwt. ’VS' A a Sanlord - Orlando Kennel Ctab Track lot ■^ W * 7-\* £ K �' i ■ * * -— ♦ _ _ , . SANFORD, FLORIDA! . >'• * i. *„.. ■••*-* ■-.W- - •• i k !k *1■i A r 1 I f K V . ■ -A L Monday March 23rd * %, ** *'J * i •». J* w new store is ready f o r y o u . . . a n d a l l o f S a n f o r d are c o r d i a l l y i n v i t e d t o a t a i n s every modem m e a n s f o r h a n d l i n g q u a n t i t i e s o f m e r c h a n d i s e e c o n o m ic a lly p l a n n e d for the Shopper’s g r e a t e s t c o n v e n i e n c e . . I t is d e d ic a te d to th e s e r v ic e Ii ^j ft o t h e policy of s e l l i n g o n l y “ Q u a l i t y M e r c h a n d i s e — R i g h t l y P r i c e d . ’ O ur p r e - v i e w . Y o u 'l l f i n d it c o n ­ . . . th a t it w as c a re fu lly o f th e p e o p le o f S a n f o r d an d J N our effort to Build Better Valuet, we have developed oertatn merchandia* groups which are outstanding in quality and generous in quantity. These are on suit only at Kress. So when you shop bar*, look for these nameat E L IZ A IIB T H P O S T T o l l e l r l e * KIIK K O S t a t i o n e r y 1I O M A S ilk S ta c k Inga 1 tflfW w l F A I I t l l K L U t o o da These and many others invariably win the approval of economically inclined shop* pets and become staple hems in many households. t ■ In addition, you will find a large range of cntioaidly advertised brands at the same Or lower prices aa elsewhere. Merchandise purchased in the Kress store must give complete satisfaction regard* h is p f whether it is our own or another brand. I( for any reason you are dissatisfied. ' •> i % , * * * ♦ ■ e ‘ f the hum will be exchanged or money cheerfully refunded. 9 I 5 S| £9 t * A a.* , . . . k serve the present and anticipate the great future growth of Orlande. I of mmr faith In ue to coostruct a building of such char* ( Lef t ) . . . X r t n sandy It sold from specially declined and. patented ualw which keep the candlee dellejoqtly Tested cad are lftfcv PW * V. I j t ) i l t e i f irtacrhanifiar as > ttfiiTlfl if o n h b rtttrT ih ltH A ^ *1* *'j 'i i : J VI - - . 1—1 -1__ ■___ -1 >1- - . -•Ja ‘i .1 W * • m n v m te d u ‘/ \ rL’ -flA- ' '*■ £ . v fv-y&tr**" ■" * . . . • ’ : will mako ovog greater progress I - R h y th m * .\ �- r - H - t- fw e , - jyrj [i . U v , .- v THE 8AWrO«P PEpAIJ). m m m mKE PRIMARY ELECTION T H E S A N FO R D IT E R A M ), S A V P O R D , FIX) R ID A R . arid fWc; lb* I* 1 IwVprvaMtfd W n n » lth "n He »oW hl« p i n and bow registered eow.and ca'f. n « W tomulitnl a herd i reriateihd ei.'.k , *oM < » | ForX oiihly Commissioner D istric t No. 2 J. J. CATES 9300 CHECK FRED A. DYSON Each Name la ThU UaaijWM Ballot la A TaU I’ollUcal Adr Each Grasp Will Ba ta Alpkabetkal Order For Representative In Congress F if t h C onpreaalonal IH atrict pm E m W. J. (FUNIE) STEED . M r*. H . E . RtuM Q Phone 194-J Celery Aw la trlc t No. 3 For Governor For County Commissioner 2— L ost t a d F o u n d I OST: IdfeJy's cikmon.1 Hng. $10 rewirtt. Finder pirate notify Herald office. W. B. WILLIAMS For County Commissioner State Treasurer . D istric t No. 5 W. G. KILBEE For Railroad Commissioner 1— H elp ’V anled OKIE R. MATHIEUX ______ McCRAY. colored girl, CARRIE wants boua* work. 017 Cyprasa. 3 7 th S e n a to ria l D istrict W. R. DUPREE J. T. McMJN J. J. PARRISH H. H. PATTISHALL FOR BALE: World heater pepper plant!. Caspar, 314 Chapman A ve* 12— W anted. For Representative, State Legislature C ro u p No. I For Justice of the Peace WILL PAY tosh for Mrecnd nan4 hand pianos. J*. O. Box $82. F o u rth D U triet WANTED TO BUY: Saeond hard r* y |rr Tot In good conditlnn. Ml*. J. B. Eve. 831-W. JAS. C. ROBERTS H. J. LEHMAN For Constable For Representative, State Legislature For Supervisor Of Registration For County Judge For County Prosecuting Attorney Fsrm .te mate Market. T.l.phnne JOHN G. LEONARDY ,W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Sheriff i lh* dacUrattou of Van it be lu* no intention hU resolution die In' tbs' bnittad,1the fact ranging cobnilttea t f AT i c t obtfl ymfs calls *' mealilig. ’’ • " Th* suspicions on Capitol UiM ,lb* th it «!th*r ~ Byrne* wllI not sail * meeting for this purpose dr that ha will delay U to long, that t f l o n on the Van Nunresotutlon will b* Impcaaibl* In the crush df thk cfoalngi day* of thd aaadon. L Ryn*a know* that In either case He will be safe. Boutbera ao'ldarity hn th* S«n*u can ha depandad hn Un. NEWLY decoratail aevan room house, two baths. Phone 4M-J. lit, n*U:n orou^tit in cgtwMn now tna hJU d*U sat for adJodi^MMr t t - A . Hpeelat Slitter. wiijwin Fnllrltnr for P lain tiff. * .irr»»i-*»*. r i a r i 'i T i l «vnwnn a r . a i . o i r r i t i x U , rto n lliA I.V C lltM 'K M V . K i m c * o r seaaT K N 'a lA l.tt M r l l w l i bar.br atvao that un<**r ,nd b r vOtvra o f a Final D « r * a of Forocloaar. sad IU U in t n iJ on ih , Jltb Oar » t February, A. 1>I f l l la Ibe abovo saUttad CuaM ■n . ra u .« th .rali, a .a a lm tn which WI NT Kit P A R K ItlllLI*INU * U lA N AHgfM IATUIN. * coroorntten. te ronmta.rtant. ant V AB AH J T A T U lI t f W idow I. t,F *T K It R IIOHN*. PO IlTK It ) DmECHMtY C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND bunches. Tie-1 L I* . [ripped. v nUTAgAOAgi Fto bulk bo. lie. Plv IH bn. bmprs. Nc •ntierM*. m #rk*( FIs. dORUBL: Quato I Iona. . >«r fui. tuMfhfi. bwl G# • PINACIIi Fto- New S eelaM pod ir4lnsr> lo lou i', mostly IM *!##. . yij^ hmpfs, mostly 0ROCCOI.il ED. MEISCH lU I -I I M CABBAOH: guppll.a ligh t. d.m aeC aeoc. market about eleadg. Fto. Copenhagen bulb: par lap I U U# lIL t* Had cwl - l i t * . Bavary, F or Clerk Circuit Court awt. Bi.ll-ii.ea. If CARROT*:, supplies moderate, da* BITBBT FOTATVlRto Fto. mead madarei*. marks! abeat Rises rwt II.IA Steady. Fto. par doe. buaekea. BTRtfFi On. Can*, g al Me 4t*-4le pnarer tte-ttd balk par TOMATOK0I guppHea ll«l m ad good, nfarhai buabeL lle-ll.l*. Fto. gvaas and lagafiS, jAUUFlAJivmi: Fla. IH bu. eria. erdlaery l l a a - t l l l Cell I aid crU pea.' m * appewa, M lha. IP vuatltr lt.ta.ii.M i Ua pod. ta t and larger he* . WALTER iL MORGAN................. F or Tax: Collector rfe,«:T.A's;',JiiS aaad goad, g a n s i d i t o . d . j if ip if j s kutobaa IStoMe. ^ do* »wpr* ateellg vU. • B it 7 w a - f i s f i t t &*? s,e*toted s a Roak oalrlt »f to* win " ForTa^rAssessor G. L. BLEDS(rti ^ U S tm il+ m SANFORD F. DOUDNEY ^ A* 1 B. E. SQUIRES J. H. TRULUCK For Supt of Public Instruction ItnOEOQ How's Vour Health r /ru .n i \V«er«hl|e. Mf» IV Jt t h r s k in i n w in t e r W t paptor Am. Inv S -K-.a I I I *0 K. Morning I M I A U. E r tn ln f t f C l* \| HwrtlCfb Itw ror>.|u<-twl 01 tht • #dw»r».| ■ ml fourth fturwlT)* .if i i f f ) mofilh. The akin both need* ant diaarvta tpecltl car# in winter tlm ' Eapraur# U cold eau,e» the wltV irrwal of blood frrm the eurfaio cFrt«hrt#rlan 'f1ovarnm«iil to tha body ‘ntarlor. The m u lt i» Morning Worahlp. if * m a hurrl* ftrhoai'. II <>•' A M a lowering of the aetivity in both gening lUrvlr*. 7 an iv g ‘h* glkndi that atcrete awtsl and ' IflQlelar. the IUv J ..n Tb<rinp«on, IL A. tbd*a that' eacratf oil. • Rev. J, II. Tb(tiii|ianii la pi »rr To k«dp th# akin aoft and pll- , 'Meeting* that ir» f ' l f f n - n f ghl*. both (ianplratlon and n l day evenlngg ni ?•:« are required. ’tacking thcae, tht ,knt inaV become roughened, chipped, and may even crack. Tlu Utter condition la painful, unI'ghUy and danger-cun In that In. fedtlbn may auperv-ne. To taferpard againtt »uch In Jury to akin, we nred to protect It hgalaat aaceaaive cold by w ra'Ing warm clothing at well an gloves, adequate foctgear, warm •»•••* ffH ii'M mtm h*ltl socks, stockings, shoe and overma.rhmt • i ih* church ..... *trw..| q| c (u shoes. i f«*r t<*ui**r i *>nr if Cars should Rte a: washing and b alin g , quent washing of handa and fa t-fida to remove the oil nf thr akin, la eonaequene* both th ’ aklii of th* fsc* and handa is mu' * prone to roughening. The .kin after cold ere un keep th •I _ The cil nr cold cream may be left on th" handa during tha night. Frequent bathing ia more re I •antlal to keeping the ak n and! ,the body In healthy C'nditinn i-t winter than It la in summer. In winter tb« body's skin Iv b-it 'lalcfom exposed to acn or air and JUarler cloth** ar* usually worn. Dto result 1* that tna secret'•in ^ ‘th# akin cannot be i i fffdy ‘evaporated. They therefore rr main on th* akin and undergo i tyoa of fermtntallon. with the re ,.011 that th* akin may become it •hould ba dried thnrovghl/ vbbad vigorously with a dry BAfUaUBi. II*. pee,beak.L I 1 s t j . f . McCl e l l a n d * W. E. WATSON ...... -........ 1 h i& m a : Face sevew FROM RELIEF ROLLS TO RICHES •.i. l noLLc • < rn o i ir r n r n t H t h * NVt. J. J K*1*» Bt. $....•# eg. SMBd»jr M-*»*,» i t | ,\. Xi * r <1 id «<J A II. I.AMttn# * l» r U. iH ity U i n . i n a . ^ I • » » • !) l*»\ulinBi R >t]nwi% r hlM k'tWit)r nVenlnC’ T S3 I* m Sp#€lAl f. r c v .ljrrn M i v r l»7 . » A. M luatrurtloh* af*.«rwjirU. rn a r iM l'in i Mb i snl.vf frnm | *\ M. to t;t>t V II ftnm T « « *r Ant % t u t ur n . ok T iir. M i u t r . i i : ^uinloy School. s\itut«;\ lu .% a* rrpothtug, **«n tnv *. \ >« N V r g . ntirvls* : I* M Pff irMnf. HiiMlev m |* P l t v t ; Mee'ln , e In r* ii. \1 % \ ro.| r » « tlfi4 Vert!. .• F t. Iir . 19 A St • lie ft**1 n f* ell ill |ni |aaw. >r. n n i . n i / . n inn ni. U fftii l*wt k k\ t, i lelf l!t « JaeitU |J *n.fUt«r. O tilt h Hrhe-.el. 1 t*. M t n In k Wfui -I p H»rr»iMn l*> f*r i: u log « t F i r l l r * . V. i n. i v n liK !»r. K-11 mi « l*r#h utijqtie* in ih ii i K «lr lf * « fr j* . nwtlral f .r th*» |M|t I . film .ta rrpr-w. nl IIIt . I^RUfut urn A fter forma ga r>-p r »> nf •I tf» laaTfgVlv* ». I*r KrIt n fw •| . tj I Claiming the "aglrlt npoh*' lo him, R»v. Qnorg* Htnalsy, ** Itmarant praachaa, antarad a boning arena at Tampa, Fla, t* wraaU# wMh a rattlaanaV* and ahaw “th# power of faith aver reptile*.* A moment after thla picture wat mada. th# anak* bit him. (A###dated Praaa Photo) Magic” Car Comes To Sanford |rr at Orlgmlti Tha t'hr* atlnii »:•.. t%III nirrt l| 1 In i J. R. W illis, 4S, shown with hla wife, won't ba showing up any mere around th* relief officee in Lot Angeleo whom ha haa boon earning $00 a month from the government. Ho and 11 ethor half# hovo |uet Inherited all landt left by hie father and valuad at $10,000,000 In Laulilana and Teaae. (A iio c la ftd Praaa Phata) lV<«*r*btiric. '••II iff 11 •« \ t<( V • W ER I delhrer " Mt*tlical ( in H cU 'ion Id ii-.itn*n*' cvjf *f*»ti* m u n i m il o aUkGl'fla I" < L o«l " ill • . "orttlAy U*gin At rvrm n g. rh e - JEW ELER Diiimnntln And Watrhrn , l im* Wairh And Jewelry Hepnlrlng Dinntnnil Mount in;; And KnRrnvfnR um pi *.ire -hows a hlfge crowd wl.nc.alng the up ration o f an II n .Inver, The car i. .Irivcn by remote control and will Sni.'o .1 M n.lay Lynch of Hollywood, t alif. who la a radi i contiol oper *'"*iic tanford Monday to opeiate hi* "magic drtvrrlr.e • *1*1* I'gl* the downtown -ticeta of Sanfoid ' licxiiinimr at •• K it. Tin a te r, llofnm nn H . ct'ric Service S latiun. Reel A and \ \ . II., lU ita will p .'ii, hi the parade, the niinuunccnient n.l -tn n .lin q rx h ih ltifn - f the car wll' hr g iv ip In front of f tli -c Inihineaa firm - durum the day it r t iti k . . h i: i.t i: i.m V K e r United Lumber Co. Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber I-tim hc, UuHditt" Mntrrlnl— Ftooflnp •M.timher Mi-asttrctl By The (.olden RulgT 8 tk and French Phong 7 IS return* i to th* general'as rnildy c Atvhi.^ .7\ rtmuos M,r 31— <**>- : *• a member : f the «*natc m fu,. While house is « virty.il stranger to • prriident'a ton theranc# of hla Interest in P***'tJCr of a Uxatlon classification amend­ Ibn body akin becomt* roufir.. "hon^ the political -I wind* eon- ment. . # down w'th olive oil will1cei'abiy might blow w *here in 1932.' prove beneficial and grail-1 Robert A. Taft . elder e-rn of the j Ilia holf.iea—ho «ay« hi* in te r­ ■' T {.ate Willi :m Howard Teft. Ohio'. est scarcely la great rnoriLh In , • .' . . i “fa>oiito • n'* candi-ate for the warrant that tit a - ire g Ifrng and farming. Ha carl* be: ween 1 prciidentiaj nomi­ 8C #nd 90 in golf and c nxidet, l* rarely in. Washington that “pretty good for a polilirun " * four yeir* hi, father With* hla wlf^' md fbur «yi. the White House. now 47 yeai* rid. was ranging in age from 11 to 2U. Taft live* on a 43-acrp c.l'Otry r-tplc nl Yale univervity and east of Cincinnati. There hr ■it- c luring the Taft adviln- fruit and vegetable*. Wlahing to crobl ,mHi* oldest son, William llnn ir ’ hli position as t le non Taft, 3rd, la a Ji nlor in Yale. » ln <c rrcaident. ha r#Icainer{ the second son, Robert “Bob" T *ft . Ihrg Washington except in, ii * member of th* frc<)i"<-'li do ring vara Iion*. fcotball and rowing team,. The Althouh he hid attained hla ma- two yyungtit boy#» Uoyd llr»ai . Jofitjr by the time hla father vainly sought re-vlection In 1011. Rabert 13, and Horace Dwight, II, ire took' no artlr* par*, in tha earn■t#Rt4 t* »dV, him gt g’ small pityfH. Hi* ‘’.r'th er, Chart#,, ■•rep shield against th* constant and jragrv hi, junior, waa only 15 at ■aralaaitng b a m g t of atlmuU th* timr. Th# brothers now fro aubjact'il. Tha mom rr* of the same CincinnttJ *«w firm. IRole-f after practicing law her* fori fo r ycirv. be'ghro aaahtanl founarl f,-r thy Uni:* I State* f:od admlnht'vtinn h WrVhington! There h« met Herbert Hoover and in 1923 wiv a leading flrvr* I* th* ram pilen that unruled tht Ohio Republican praal-toniirl delean r .i t ran add to bD n*- ralloo undar tha .Ictarioua Hoover Rdafgeaea U s ' flUIag doae banner. MaRtaJ kromldo, is to b* rocHie interest in enactment of g ■*R#ti to every on* who rtforre taxation prwgrirp ,-ughl lb t ha self temporarily . ovvr- by CindnniU i«roci*!#i In.ue*<i **■»•#, tig eacaaaivtly Irritot- Tafl tn seek election t« the Ohl<* ^ dcraving *X- I Uee of Irp teto n latiir, lie W H rvery aaad and «MFkdMdll»Bl ke^mnUR.' _ _ f« m d Ibare six yv«r». and dr-fie. 1 layia *tl;n :• inaugurate an intir# taxation program that feat , red a •u te budget iaw, • He f a r e d to R#prf>llr,n Hoor Uidar of tb , Ohio bop,* | n |p f i and ea apeak.r ia l*-*, when ho retired. Kit* n V 'ikiifiM (Man Who Once Shunned White House Now Has His Eyes On Dad’s Old Home bein g a Kale p . y o f title C a n and a t-esnl gale* Day. will trff.c fur aal* In Ik* h lsh e e l hld-l.r fur ce»h. Ouvlag Ike leg a l hour, nf awl*, la from a t Ih* i.Vurl tlouas Al aanfirrd. gem lnol* County. F lor­ ida. Ih* follow la s rtencrlbed Uert. a llu a ls, lying and being !a tb" IHrTATOgh: Ruppllee llfb t On. nUnd gno*. m ark*! •Iron *. Pta bu. Jtinpre. nilae Triumph. 1$ P, No. I* I I . I S . I I ia. V". to I I la ­ i n * : poorer >**#•#*•*»—***************w*•..••*e. e•*•#**••••ta.••• e, ...#. •... 0 . P. HERNDON ONIONH: in iM n m ) Fla. to * bunch.*. lb c-(to. F ew II* . North•tn fellow . » * lb. bat*. $>•**l i t * Upantah Ifp c , II.I* . C a li­ fornia whll»a. t i l * . 1'A U al.N Y: Fla. p .r 4oa buaabaa. tic.>vc. luirx* bun. lie . PAIIHNIP: Northern ba. baaltota, ii it- it .ia P E A i: (O ltC H N ) r t o bu. b * # r » . It a t- 1 1 poorer, p .1 * . pr.CANH: tie. to * lb. I IH e - lle . P K I’ I'BIta. Hunellee llebt. rtamend niod.rele. tn e ra .i eteedf. W e a ­ rier. ba. tZ.U-lt.ia, few beet 11.11, IH bu. erta. Fancy 11.1# M II. r iN K A P P IJ !* ! Pert* Rlea. M t tralee ll.TI-ll** PAUL G. DIGGERS • Lad Raises Stock To Xl'irnl'19 H* rifv. l\ w t \| t ie1 1at It ii RniUmar. 1.10 P S Will bai Sanford Market Report R. W. WARE jn o S 1 £ * ‘1 * ’ la committee h*« -j»b* L.,1 IIS ,,f the t " . n ef the RilM I v l.tnn of the luin.l n«Ion.tna' to At.TA»H>NTK I A X I ). IIOTKt. INAVH1AT IO N FO IIPA N T, aoeorClng to plat thereof of feeoril In the ntihlle T.eorrf. of tt.mlnola Connie. FlotH *. In lU n ItooU I. p ag. II. anh).et lo la r . . 4ne a-t,l Town nf Altamonte Hptlna*. n-reftH. * WILL TRADE piano for t Plano" Ip bungalow ilia, •laadard make. P. O. Box 382. G. W. BPENCER d.renaed, a 1»F IL T» flrrtwnlp*, |>oa| tap Hpntla) htlim l, M > A. M H*w H IL L LUBBOCK. Tail, Mtr; 2 1 ^ ' ( AP)—Carl K night,' fraahman a t . 1 Taana T»chnol■1ric*, * college to “mlalng** Mn- way through school. An uncle gave h im .'$ * <Wr Chris.’mae In 11*31*. tUrMboughk * pig. ■ ' '<Vv H# raUctl the pig; ah* had A . family of »l*. 1 .- For State Democratic Committeeman ML'RIIAT rfK aya c f tavaatlga- akIp against any anil-lynching i. W rin g Vegielatlon now. He's prepared to X.:. • j__ go tha limit for lumbar, roofing and building material* of all kind* call on ua. Hare you'll find tha moat reasonable pricer and beat quality am tha quickest aarrkt. atTDnKjc » rn T in t. id aell for ante . __ ** *to tha hlgh^ft caah at the %n«t heat bidder for .f lh I'ronl *l*»nr * * « fnurthoua* Aemlnnle founty. F lorid *, at dan­ ___ within the legal ford. Florid*. ’ hour* of tale,. on Monday, the tth M UwlM lf Amy of AbflL IM«, the .. o r fbgirr9l of In Hemlnnla Coun»>*. a-nm n Jt ROOMS and aunparlor. furnished. W. I-. Cooper. F o u rth D U triet Oroaip N o. 2 GORDON BARNETT It •|wf*n«lnnta. th* uniUfalgndi. !* * will o ff«r Nil, m Hg*«inl• Mneter r* •$!• For State Senator man FA III. S. F. (Sammy) LONG ' Eealor Smith, B^mea ’ coltfi 4'tW :aa»rt. haa asaumel floor leader- Building Materials <-• I Described aa *g#dl#**“ by asm* _ ' talks becaute there was aa ahueah building In tha aemmunlty, tha v o t i c k o r v a v r r . K V aai.u N ot!«-• la h«icby g lip ft that ni“r* Tannaaaaa Valley Authority** medal uitnl to final Jp- fp« r«n4erf«l o'11 town *f Nseria haa aallad Rav. ht Cth «l4b of Iln rili. )#)*. I»t il' John K. Andaman (abava),' paster • rtaln r «u «« ppiiflinii •»• lb» <* till f.’uiiM In and f>s Hernln*. 1, of tha first Mathodlat ehureh at v > LaPallatta, Tana, to direst Its re•f»untr. Florida. w lier»in T*»W 1931 CHEVROLET Dual Wh-el. ) F ALTAM uNTH H I* ll IN 0 aetlvltlea. (Aasoclatad Praag long wheal base uuck. Nan *1.01111IA la p lain tiff an«l K ' ; IlgUua Phata) Tires and Tag. $27.100 Reel ahd nCSTlSK V. til* It It \ Y indlv .lu •F. and KRNiarriNK r mi hiu Sona, 301 W. First St. Katate !■ Ka wrutrli D istric t N o. 4 For Comptroller t»f<*r»«l HEMSTITCHING, yd. &c; d rt« maklng—hou**dr«e**a, 75e etch. Mr*. Bertha Rivera, cor. Palmetto A 2nd S t C. B. SEARCY For Attorney General BM h»r*l#f HAVE T o u t WATCll repair*. by ;oa who really know, bow Urtggi. Jeweler, atag. A»a. ROSS L. HUMPHREY WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES Y«u I— A n n o o o c d n e n U . ROY L. HOWELL CLERIC LOSES BOUT W ITff SNAKE A T THE CHURCHES senator, ware able tS Muck tha C'v TSt -aluM t. .. ........................ .............. _ though rity bfec of southerner, could I'rearM'i* n -» * >i ^ 4 dff a e c u f * month,. » ,„ t cvlouiw. In 1922, even after M b »*. at. intl-'yrifhlng bin hnd patsfrf ^ " " n* " *■!•••••'■>!. i Sou**,' southern te n ,lo r, o r-1 ----------------ra4 u rre d notice thdt not l! T«-»- «"»•••«. r a a t t h t t i t e ot w i t would to done untiL Or Undo n # l n n r (!«•»▼! 15 w‘aa' with'djrtwzt. and forced vr*w%. g et f. jf. tBrpubl’v n teddanhlp to cr.-; T l # Mr /, v. it liakir, j U M l r W, i**hil. M l A. It t* their drmand. Amrmon. 11+0 4. M. 1922 the ItOnthevo »»natnri t l f e l X i l i i l l f M r> R «. I *ue W iliK id ir P r ijfr i«4 charred Individually with the PfiM r Mrvivf U «dhe«dt) inilbility of warding off a U« f.-r II houra. Every known [y C om m issioner ------ »«X< anli-lynchlng legislation provokes tfc» moat unylrlding of them all. Tkta w u demcvutntod ai ala «a the laat session whan an ef­ fort was.mad* to force a »otr in tha f c m t i on the Co,tigan-\Vag- lAfaSf-l^KhWf'hftt iyp of three Cut Flower* Snap Dragona— ' Delphlnum— Stock and other aarietle*. XfjURSTW JAS. (5. SHARON mni— ------------- - Vhd #*rorUd UFT*V1 SUNNY-SIDE MARKET OTTO SCHMEHL m 0 . RAYMOND Grip Kept U M r 'W h i - w l i w 'l t '^ o v 1,M0; and ha Uriahs the ci ill put him thfottjfh school. J .J ): P A V L S °N SKMINOLE COUNTY -------------r - r r ^ n SEEDS for A n you turn the Ijiagcs of this nenispapcr, do/.ens ot NeedN arc Hcatter^d over your mind . . . That's a g o o d ­ looking car . . . IUte to have thut radio . . . What a pfetty dress . . . I think I’ll try a can of that soup. Some of these advertisements may not interest you at the moment. Others will fall on fertile ground, take root and bear fruit in some wise future purchase. a, * ‘ • Speaking of seeds reminds us: Have you hought yours for the garden yet? It isn’t too earlv to plant some of them now. How about the slip covers for the porch chairs? Then there’s that new spring h a t Anil the special soap-sales for your spring cleaning. Look up these items in the advertisements before you buy. Advertisements help you to weed out waste, both in your time and your money. They draw a straight Jine between your cash and the correct -counter. Culti­ vate the habit of reading them regularly. They bring you a haryest o f much usable information. �f t - T f / r SATURDAY, MARCH Z I.1M8 Rivers Leave Death And Destruction In Their Wake 'm m : t iVi* M s© 0 \fj^ r ft- jfm «w* .., Ahty eirar H s j i u A * ' w9 tj k j A a i ■ j ■ r-' W""-'- “l 1, t '-■> 'f; ■“ • fcv : y ' 1 • . :i>* ;• i ■ • n \ •>•5 • r *•;; «. . v Only tha heuao tepa In Croon Cprfng*. w V a , w ire In alpht above flood watara whan a photographer flaw avar and made thla M t. Tha town woo ona at many awapt bp torrents that cauttd ccorao of death*, drove Ihoutand* o f poopl* from tholr tiamai and JgM damapaa aaumatad at mllllona of dollar* in aaatarn atetes. (A n o c ia la d Praaa Photo) Air** <*ir d tv a itiu d by tha w o n t flood alnaa th e ( r a i l d [u « t* r of IM1 In w hich 2.211 people were drown* I , tha affy o f Jo Knot own. Pa., waa thrown Into a panle with ra port a that tha Quomahenlng dam waa weakening and thraatantd to tooao a mountain o f watae an Iho town momtntarlly. Thla air view ahowa w ater many fa c t, daap In principal street*. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo) \ COLD INCREASES MISERY OF FLOOD VICTIMS RUSHING WATERS WRECK RAILROAD BRIDGE RED CROSS AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS ;K f iV- :#’5Wssaa • •T* y f ■ Hr piling tamprratures added to the misery o f flood refuge** In <latent alataa ■■ awoUen f f r ’nlmed »■ In a l 10 IWca and ciuied milMoni of dollars damage. Traffic wai in a bad way al dalnapud when the Ramapo River flooded Oaklanitcr twa'la oeer Ita bank*. ig # P w s AS CAMERAMAN SAW DRAMATIi i ' : 'S Raging watara at tha flaadad Condmaugh rlvar tore away a aactlon of tha railroad bridge at Jahna* town, Pa, whore memory el tha UM dlaaatar aant faar to Ita hlghaat peak. Oamaga waa aatlmatod at mllllana of dollara and aaveral para*no war* drowned as high watara flaodad th* aaotom aUtta. f' Aeaaelalorf Da li a. Bhntw) > w fi I, I M I I I III k ■ i * i ■ !■> 1 Rad Craaa warkora ara ahown wading about In kn*a-d**p water to dlatributo faad, alathaa and madlaln* la flood auffarora at King*, ton, Pa, during that alty’a aooond. Inundation within ten dajra by tha luagu*henna rlvar. (Aaeaalatod Praaa Photo) FLOOD RESCUE 1 �— J 'J H J M F C b o t/ M o n a U « n F n d f e A n d V t t t U U w T h a n A ny e b a f l t t A m In A m e ric a AN XXV m ssm One Killed, 6 Hurt In Three . Auto Wrecks ZW vl # m tfa r ii I b r a l i t ■ ■ IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City AfTsrdinf Rail, ElgfcVt And Water Transportation 9 ■■ra — ■ ■*■ — i—a — a w e Member AnoeM lW Prwra 1 ■■■- » Smiles On Sanford SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH 23. 1936 Established In 19«8 u t~ e a g w w Mrs. Roosevelt Smiles On Big Station Crowd President Fails To Put In Appearance During Brief Halt 0 f Special Train Two In Hospital Not Expected To Live, Two Others Are In Serious Condition ------------ i C i t y Registration Books Remain Open Only 2 More Weeks registration books will remain open until Saturday, Apr. 4, tan day* before lha ■parlal .lection railed for chaos tng a successor to the Uta Mayor T. 'L Duma* aa a member of the City 0omrala* ■ion. Poll t u n for 1935 mast also be paid by tin t date. To­ morrow is the tart d»y on which candidate, can file for the «*WBAaanto • ---------- — * Flood Roaring In Politics TbroughOhio River V alley a t. fraging Waters Flow In Ohio, Kentucky ; Scores Of Villages Unchecked Through NUMBER 127 - 1 II Duce Prepared For European Waf Seen Approaching; Of Depoties Reconsideration Chamber In Italy Dissolved 2Vnd Big: Industries Of Vote On Canf l __ Ordered. AboliaKed^gn; rLmT^Wv'.i'F-'* ___ _ Lost By One VdtS Places Country ----- k A * P hw U fe. L - C . ", JJE . rivt?hrckc>l flood water* of th* appearance when hia tf^eial tmln'l . — (Ohio R ver tore through a «cor* hajted for about 10 mlnutee In ' of All rtvmmuni tie* in Kentucky Sanford thia mom In*, but Mm. r|n«l In today, the |**t m,-n»n Rooa.relt came out on the cl'-aerraSenators 0 n Record if -he Ihlrlecn-.tat* dlaa.trr that Mon platform of the rear Pull­ A ll R o o m s O c c u p ie d , fpnlt 1*1 I v<?« and mailt? ihiumn.K 36 To 35 Against man. amtlad on the crowd, waved ho nn tots. J J, fates, rtanrord bu«inr«* bar band In treating, and apoloO p e ra tin g R o o m F'lctcher Proposal Hitler Defiant And In N e w K'lgbml and IVnnsyl man, who wi*1 seek election lv»| rtied for the President not being Iri U s e A t T im e Vania Awulli'n w iU n grathnliy1 W o n ’ t Surrender CITY NEWS BRIEFS t h e f n u n . y IJ«>aid o f f o m m i s a i,,n i able to great hia wal’-wlahera. WASHINGTON, Mai* 2.1 - -Jb ftlhwiitetl, Irsvmg bchintl the trr- e r s f ti »ivi l h s l r U ’v N o J in th** A crowd aatlmatad at 2.000 waa To League Demand l>> one Kite the Senate refined The C ly Comml.vton ill meet mmihtUw job nf relief and n* One person was hilled, two at the atatien, a good y portion in regular .ra.ion al 7:;l<) o'clock hntiilitM ttn While f incimviti ami -I ti n r* p i m i a i v toilay to reconsider it, action of i received Injuries being achool children. The police thia arming. ast Tuesday in rejrctitg the HOME, Mnr, 23.—(AP) P«»rtimn'.rh, Ohio, w>?c hutli'ti it is feared will prove Pretiilent HoweT.lt , wi* *°* ■kept the crowd back of a rope Fh'lcher proposal tu provide 112.- —Premier Mutwollni. predict­ ing down ugnin^t the imimn.it! and u, u h i th u uree e o more «i««o were •*— *! <|uite rouly” to greet the crowd atrntchad along the center of the Tomorrow-, tide. l|.*h al ‘MTi • |*|i»Mnrh #.f lho- Oho flood rnut. ,nO(J to continue work un the ing the coming of a new war. loaily h a r t in two auto- al lh, C. L. railm«.l >Ution platform, hut aa the tmln polled J A. M. ami U:2H I’M.. lowat 2:11 uta Ship Canal. IIartf..rd. r«mn . *rnt undiT ^tnch nlwdished the Chamber pf mobile w recks in and n e a r j ^ morning, but Mr., Roo*#v*it In on tho third track the apectatnra A. M. and .1 <l| I*\t It defeated 38 to 35 a motion y Deputies and all the large nuhtity «li<ai i|nlm* to |trfv»*nl |o* t Sanford Sunday evening. Oc flu .bed her—worm ami.e, wared warn fully JO feet away. Only ------ Senator Truman. Missouri Demo­ private industries in Italy to­ Ing In all s w e p t r tic s an ti cupants of another wrecked her hand at the thousand achool pence uffteera. Mayor 9. O. Shin- I Ed F. I-*n* will deliver hi. ad- m n i r m m l ii a t r o o p i w m e o n d u t y 1 crat. to provide another test on day. For the Chamber of ear escaped injury. children preestng against the . Solver, photographer., newvpaper | drea. on celery over radio-lu io n Th*' Kr*l < iow« is ruling irt tv* the army bill amandnirnt of Deputies he substituted a The m oat serious wreck rope., and aipreaved the “good men and Mm. Jo'iua Takach, who WIJBO, Orlando, at 11 II) o'rloce f lv. rrl i«f, ami nil rriiik n ti ar-' Senator Fletcher of Florid* pro­ Council of Guilds. waa that between t a n driven by wishes" of both the PTeatdent and presented Mra, Roosevelt with a Tuesday morning. hririir noculntt'd t*» prevent the viding the fund Th# amendment — He left only medium and , H. Palmer Eastwood of Sanford heraelf. •pi.'ad of disease _________ hugs bouquet of gladiolaa and was lost 3!) to 34 un th* fin t Vote small privat* industries Intact* Pension Plan Author and Wallace S. Shaw of Orlande Wilbur Bailey, 111, of Orange roaea. were allowed Inalde the ropelast wrrk. lht> Ohio Kivrr was relrbrntinir said of large private Induaon the Ban ford-Orlando highway The flower* were grown by rlay- City, and M ilii, lee Wherter, 21*. th»* fh t«l rniiiv* rAgiry of y* |nst Pledges (*roup To Senator V'rndvnberg, Michigan, ami tries "We are going toward a pe­ near the County Home about l< of Mima were marrod Saturday ton Bennett pn Celery ^A»an»e. d'furnms flmnl, Wnichtsvlth Republican, * had conducted a riod in which these industries will (i. O. P. Candidate vtgnruis o'clock. Tho cam met in head-on Mr*. Takach and Mr. Roosevelt afternoon by County Judge Jn' (j. •nd Stout, wrst of Portsmouth, drive against' tha proj­ have to labor eicluvlvaly, or al­ ____ i rotliaion and Wallace Shaw waa Sharon. Ohio, were nuhmerirnl. -their 210 ect a, “ecunomlca'ly ' unsound." most to, for the armed force* of are couaina. killed. I.ONCi REACH. Calif . Mar 23. Senator Fletcher replied that fail­ Intinbitwt* iKdmtH Manchester, After what teemed an InterD r/ Franc it FX Townsend, author ure to supply additional fund* the nation." He said It Is Incon­ Scotty Shaw, coutln of Wal­ /V The pant master'* dcgiee will Ripley and I ronton were hit If p mlnvbie delay, Mm. Rooaeve t anlace Shaw, and Anna Buchanan,I A* taw the widening .Irratn ;rl■> of the plan to pay every resident inrsnt a slap „l I'residvnt Roots- ceivable thar profit* should be V .B D H a v e v 2u C v r . i * « » r « d 0n tha rear platform of the b* conferred by Kd. F. Lane, high nf tiff « pension of f veil for "making a great mi*t*k*“ made from he manufacturing of Kent cky, tlrrenup moved 20 over ^ priest, aj a meeting of Monro# alas of Orlando, riding in th e ! j .peeial train and, laaninr over the war materials. ft ni lie. th csr, received auch aerioua Injurin' chapter of the Royal Arch Ma­ courthouse • month, repthlimted the in -tatting the project. railing, wared her hand at th* •Vi Mussolini executed hie brood son. in the \lao>ni<- hall Tue.day vvhi.-h itir lf »«< on *„ artificial Riwi-m-kt-U Ailmmistitithin lt«t that their deaths warn momanUr-1 F a m O U S S m i l e C a p t i - crowd. stroke an the aevendrentb anni­ trcM ng at 7:30 o'clock. I.land A.hland, t'e tM ta b u rg ntul night and endovscil Senator W11■! Uy expected throughout the night Cummlllre Meets McIntyre v a t e s Interviewer “I wish very much that Me. A u fu .ta were p a rtly Inundated. Ii*m K. llorah of Idaho, for the* The position taken by th# Cen­ versary of 1ha founding «f th* Ka I‘Impraremenf In their condi­ Roosevelt were ready to rome regular bi-monthly meeting P m t Ainoik ^i, Ohio, m ob.liied 11 * presidency. tion waa noted a t noon today. tral Flnrida Water Cnnaervatlon Fascist party after cdnclndhtif Of Mrs. Hoosevelt out and extend Ma greeting to you, of The the Veteran* of Forirgn Wa C( t , WPA and American Legiun >lu pledge*! himself nn.l his or- Committee In opposing con*tnic- conference* with representative* Hr. and Mm. Eaatwood wai but he I* not quits ready." aald will be held in the Legion Hut at force* for an r»ru*rjrerwy. r«nitation which he hoists has 4.* tinn <if the Cross.State Omni was of Austria ami Hungary, Up seriously Injured, and it wi a , NINA OLIVER DSAN Mry, Rooacvelt. "I wlah to extend Id ^ he Is trying to Incmas* Hack L|j«trmm ,iVsburgii>x OOOgOOO members, to work with un- rvptainrd toilay by a delegation feared by physicians that Mr. “Mr*, llooaevelt, what do.'* be ■ very goid wlahea to you for Mra." I o'clock thia evening. All vet­ erans who saw service ovrraea* f|MNi T'tld water supply was pio- tiring seal f >r tha nomination ami frt>in that committee which he'd Italy's so'f sufficiency in prepa­ Eastwbod had autfarad a copeua- Ing In the White Home* do to n An official gyv. tha "blah b*l:" n«ium‘rd safe at last after million* election of the ahnggy-haired It.- , f ,lnf,.,rnre with Martin Mc- ration for a possible European atea. Mra. Eaatwood waa palnwuy marriageV* 1a*ked eagcily in the signal to tho engineer, the secret are Invited. of ifallon* of filtered drinking putilican candidate. He also an- intyre private secretary to Presi- war. cut on the face and head, and blood presence of cap end gowned not - aervlra men clambered aboard, and Tha residence of Or. (!. II. water were immped into res.- noiniced he was changing his regis- ,,,n| |tnn,evelt, In Winter Park, "When and how war will coma wna streaming from hag wounds able* Juvt after tile vrrvlccv In the train pulled out. enroots to vo|rs. tration from Democrat iu R,.pid»- Thp dl. |,p , ll(,n wa, r„mpo*.d-of one does not know, but th* wheel aa ah* *st on a chair ia th* taoap- tha Kno'<*lr* Chapel at nnlllna Winter Park and Rollins College. 'Stark, negro, al Cll Loru.-v Are mie, waa burglarised Saturday The Mhaiimppi, nwaltlnf Its an Colkgv for conferring th* honorv Prank K. Anderson, secretary of of fat* turns fast," ha declared. Mm. Takych'a ro w a n were not night of 111 ii\ mmiay, two gold Dual bath o( nieitinif snow, tore Although Borah has not an- the commlll*#. Cao. S. Wltmer and "vealchev, a dlamoild ring and otheP • way a brd*re n Northern WV upon H ltkr la Daflanl , , on where the Townsend Old Age Pen- •Ouw Rchmah. ’ President for Jewalry. ronsin. Ice jams were ms.dy to iforard RERUN, Mar. B . - ( A H — . . of . .th* United , State*. . soul 3 meelre the treatment lano Rooarvclt end the bestowal Fm rian, he la the only Repumic-, The request they made of the melt and more down. th* *rtln WlnUt aired. At tha eame tim> Mr. of th . Algernon Sydney Madat-\ Z ' T w an candidate who “gven President's veerelary was that he Adolf Hitler, tsrvtd with a virtual Pol tical candidate* are tvI * W“ * 7 " >° "* to ” .°f waa atretchad out on a lion upon Ml*. RooaerelU approaches" th* standard set up Mr. Roosevelt to require a ultimatum by four former World preted to converge on Oviedo "Why, nothing, nothing a. *11.1 ^ touch la th* ha'l, a* them waa by hia followam, Townsend said. special geologtml survay on the War allies, told a cheating cam­ mad* In WFA work cantam. Th# thia evening because of a meet­ He dlsml«s*,| the present IVmo- canal route with a view of drier paign audience ln Stleala today no.'-a m eant room In th* hospi­ my dear," Mm. Roovavelt smile and T understand now why every­ rclary wav riven him hr H II. ing there ton ght of the Men -. tal to which ha could ha taken. cratlc Administration, with a few mining the effect th* canal might "WV will not capitulata." Club. Some of the candidate* ad­ I^hman. John Mclach, Ralph Chap­ body apeak* of h rr warm humanAnswering the Locarno pow­ notable exceptions, a* unacceptable have upon Florida agriculture 'Though Scotty Shaw and Anna iifaa for raeh little crinkle and man, F, E. Dorner and Chnrle* dressed the flu b at its !i*l meet­ er* In a genaraJ way, Dar sttahand unfriendly to th# plan he hesuggesting that the survey b* Buchanan were so critically In­ quirk of the Eleanor Roosevelt 1-H ing, and other* hope to hnvu th • Herrs would bring permanent pros- made by the U. S. Ueo'ogloal De- rcr declared: “Germany U neithjured that thalr recovery was Sin Ic le a friendly one. Other gift* Included a beautiful opportunity tonight PEIPlNd, China, Mar. 2 3 - parity to America. I cartm*nl and tho Department of r r reaily nor willing to meornlM considered aa extremely doubtful, Sha waa wearing a smart blacg bedspread mad# by th* negro armlm sweeping th* demand* of othar nation* them waa no plaaa In the Insti­ dreaa and h it ami her arm* weru woman's rncational c an In SanTownsend eald hi* organisation ' Agrleulture< A study course for Sunday Cummuniet tution in which they .could be *i - full of African daisies, rose and ford, an ash tray of ahalla mad* by School teachers. officer* and Ihrough Shansi Province cauveil would make no effort to endorse ■ ; Mr. McIntyre agreed to submit which touch upon tha Kelch’a an Immediate attention. The oper­ dun'y pink: Her hair la - a u f t' a Samlnol* County, work center, Othan interested it to begin at American missionaries and nliica- slate of congrevslonal candidates the committee's request In the Internal affaire.” ating room waa in use at th-* brown, her eyra an odd sort of aaraml doaen placa cards each with ■ o'clock thia evening in thr an lora to Me. In Helping Sun,Ivy at the forthcoming primaries and Preeldant for hl» Immediate at «'*w((aa*4 o* ■*»! time (ha accident victim* wrr# mlaty blue, an.1 I nntlcrd when eh- bouqueia of ftowara made of many ntx of the First Elaptivt Church. from a verv of endangered point*. general election but he emphaalted | Bandits Rob Cafe The apneamnee nf red armiea that If the Issue lay clearly he- | Th* claaa wil la -taught by Miv. ---------, taken them, and they had to wait (CeallnaeO Oa Psa* (lai tiny colored ehellt. and two rea'a McDomJd of Jackvonville, spec al- only 10 mile* wevt of Talku aa long $1800 In Cold Ci until th* operation* being n 't a pro-Towm.nd candidate O l U i r t e r M llllO n of plctum film depicting seen** the tween iat in Sunday School work. (In* of ago as Thursday forced and one strongly opposed to hia ■ farmed wary concluded. In this locality. Soma of th* placa closing nf fiber in College In plan, the former would be sup. Itavtlaee* Oa raae ■■■> ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. Before tho victims •( the Shawcard* were given by a Seminole Shanal, belated ronmunlcationa ported. l/P)—Holding late diners spoil-' Eaatwood crash could b* eared County work canter and some reported. bound with a demand that "every­ Townsend's abrupt endorsement for, two oihar automobile co llcame from a St. Petersburg Foreign faculty members took body keep quiet," a lone masked li's s iis n a o a P s tt nay •lon'victim* w o n taken to th* group. Th# presentation waa mada refuge Inalde thr rlly 'i walls. bandit, who limed his sntrascs to hospital, on* with B broken neck. by R. U Glann. WASHINGTON, Mar. 23—(*■> a split second, held up and robbed Ten nMer member* of the farWINTER HARK, Mar. 23^-(A>) | She la Baby Branch, ntgrnM. The —Aoqlal Security Board flgurea the cashier of th* Holsum cafete­ „iillv Including women, anil a few • h er negro woman, whose name —Tha “good neigHtor" policy waa showed today that tha Naw Dcwl’a ria, Fourth Street end Second AVSchildren arrived vafelr here. eras sot obtained, waa not ■erioun- credited today by President Rooae- Kasell Announces As system of old ogo panalona for th* nu* South, of JlJiOO Sunday Six Americans remained at Fenwrit aa dareloplng “national un­ 3rd District Justice Tha Samlnol* Caunty Chamlu-r ■hnw. with which communications ty Injured. needy L rapidly spreading through night. T h us whs a fourth oaaupant of derstanding" among peopl* In of Commerce la to meet In special ham been cut. tha nation. Th* federal guvaremant • -~ The money, comprising receipt* contrast to Individual and group . tha Shaw car, Mia* Virginia la now paying about f2,OOO,Ot>0 a of both Saturday, end’Sunday, hod Jaek Xaaall of Oviedo I* o candi­ session tomorrow arming to I ___ ___ ____ dorttlnalkm, in nn addreaa acchrfeteaaan, but ___ a h___________ r ja r e jg j date-for Jrvtlew a f.tb a - paac. In call* tha raalgnatian of H. M. t T xrjr t s 0 _ TV yis.-la* Tklpai TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 23.-OP) month far ' grant* to almoot - a been taken from e burglar-proof ^ < l«Jury.“ 'M U l^ 'rU ten i* n D on honorary dagrd* Tram tho third district which Include*, Papworth aa 1U omsldent, elect ” l n l w lO U rlS l . “ Unly 14 candidates for nujur quarter of mll'.lon people In 11 ■af* at tho feet of the cashier for a riottor from Toma,* tb* alec* of Hollins Co lags. Ovtado, Cku uota. Stavla and •»!» et’ccaasor, and plan for a memIn Local Hospital •■Hke* h*r« qu*ufi„i ,n ■tale* and Ih* District of Colum­ checkup a few minutes before the Arriving her* enrouto to hi* Ooldenrod. Ha qoallfkd with tha I barahlp campaign, hat tb* Junior M. Homan nf Pnoln who operates -----l tor tha Democratic primaries ' in bia. Plana for ax land ing- pensions gunman onstred. ^ m l t t o * and tha Couoty Chainber of Com mart# mat yevtcrshop on Flraf Btmet In annual fishing criu.e In southern Charles Edwin Thu-bloday, who June, Secretary nf State R. A. to even a greater number In eight Miss Nency Thomas, to charge H sa fa ra ■ > e a i . . l J » « li '_ u O ____ 9 waters, President and UMrs. Rooaa . e l n l ted tfi d*F and MM plan* for a drive spent th# laat alaven winter* In lir a j'i office annoanerd tiMlat additional atata* await approval of th* nehler’e doth, obeyed tha r a il were both awarded honor* a t far ntw merrAwm. ; of tha board. Pin*ion payments Tangerine, died Saturday afterDan Chape 1 1 of Miami, Jsrry W. avallablo pbjaWon orul Mr. Ktsall has Urod to Florid* command of “Give mo that e s i t y T U younger buainoM men held noon In a kcnl hospital three hour* Carter of.Tallahasae*. H. F'. Paly run from J 10 to >30 a month tnch, box without any both talk,” whan __ In the elty mepowled U» (pa* 1*1 exarcitcs. The honorary de­ (hr SJ years and In Oriado for gree of Doctor of I-Item turn waa lino years and. aa hia ptoa* of thaxr M eting In tho home nf D. after his idmlttance to tho inatl- of Wast Palm Baaeh and Fred P. Florida I* not a* yet participating, an unidentified man( hi* foe* ■1 "I tb o 'tn ’l for help. t» 4 Omt “ <* tho boapital wmoo, VoAtag «" conferred oa the President, and ton lives. Is centrally located and P ' SmJ?)l ,n d dechled to atari th. Ir tution. H»_ » « taken III In Con* of la k a City have completed but th* State Social Welfare covered with a handkerchief, men­ 3 * 1 making efforts for aced her with a gun after boldly Apr. I, though Tangerine. Funeral varriee* were thalr qualification a l candidate* Board la gar (be hand Wap «f inadequate tha Algernon Sydney Sullivan Me­ ho la “a wsyi on tho Job," bo told. President |f , L. Reborn drclaied held thl# sfU rm on from tho Erich- for governed, while W. iU'elgh counties to match federal fund* entering through the front dear. fkaUhlaa, pot in th* xJgfct m ating dallion wa* glvy* to Mm. Ware* bo deHarts ho can aorr# h tho victims, and (boJ continued r e t . Greeted by Governor 9bolts, q n l l f acraptaVly. Ho k * tax- that (hair drir* Is not relng to r# son Funeral Home- and Ota body Pettaway of Tampa has paid hi* so the atata'a needy ag«d may th* Rooeevalta donned achoiaxtiO twyar, ■ member of th# Orlodo an "April fooTi joke/* Tho organ!- w*l he taken to Rutland, Vt., for f*** but atUl has minor details of benefit. doty this morning. (the requtramanU to fill, Th* Shavr-Eaatwood cmab " * mb** to receive tho honor*. Man's Clwh and of Campbell-Loot­ a»tl<m now ho*obout 100 member*, burial. Rehearing On Chain Major Geo#ml Johnson Ragood, ing poet of th* American Lagton hot II began to triple that number. Mr. Doobledsy wna born In only qualified undldat* for sttoraccording to Douglass Soils 16 disciplined eighth corps ares com­ Store Tax Is D enial ‘ A. meeting of* the membership flhirroik VL, on Now. 5, 1649. Ho. Ed R. Bentley nf Lakeland la th# *f ha.h Dm sheriff a (rifle* to Sanford. •wnmtttoe H to ho held in the la aurrlrod by hia widow, on* eon. ney-general ao far, and two candlolka deportment, Wal- mander, boarded th* PVwaidoot's Lots In Lake Mary TALLAHASSEE, Mar. train at Charleston, S. C„ for a Mayfair Hotel «n the evening of Fred II. Doubkday of Walling- date* for compti%Jar, t. Muncy driving tooth, Mar. II. 'ftrd , Vt., thro* vkughtara. Mra. Anderson of Jacksonville and Murl —Th* Supreme Coart. h « drive* by f»«I ‘■Ik with Room volt.' H* remained Sixteen kU In U he Mary wrfre unanimously refuted to g ris t t k a U tho importance of the Amy Allan of SchoiAoom* Center, E. Pace of Moaat Dora, have qualth* m m » dirocUoo. aboard here. ■old today to P. / . Perron by E. A. other reheer’/ i of case Id wh Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of •pwUI meeting tomorrow night of VL. Mra. Mary D. Ony of Carre- Ulad. r. northDouglass a* trustees for th* hair* tod ay Ro ll** Collage, gore tha degree th* County Chamfer of Commerce dkb. V t, ((id Mra. Kata C. TarW. V. Knott of Tallahassee and of A. E. SJoblom. Revenue sUmp* It previously upheld portion* I Mat 7:00 p. M.i Mama ChAw Preaby- Ike -- A ,-----_ m ug to tofell - *t _af M W.lllaaJi>a-i I 0(1,1 L i a » of tl.i.Lw.11 h tha Prwddest and tho medallion Wallingford. VVL, and AM on* BaiatlUil Samuel Wwaka Wycha fOetaen Buahnell affixed to th* warranty deed* In­ killed portion* of th* Florida the attends new o f' #v*rr______ member to th* f ln t tody* Hand* of Flori- tarian Ckovth k desired. Mf. Papworth ha* de- brother, William ©. Doubkday, hare cempUUd th* requirements dicated abet .th* conildaratton faxing chain stores heavily to 7:30 P. M.t City Comm1m ion. tlared ha v m !4 tew kr hia resigns- who olio re*Idea In VarmonL provide funds for pablk school*. a> candidate* far atata treasurer, woe 1300. ih 's seven coUngn* and amfromlN EW S City Hall. !$ : tlas participated la th* . —■■ ------ , , _ and Nathan Mayo k the onlr qualat thato,tiaM.;H* Is In Or.— — ■— Two lota on Hickory Arafm* 7JO p. M.t Mown* Chapter No. ) today mttandtog the meeting Retired Merchant To Hied candidate far eommu«lon*r of between Bevenlh end Eighth Leoring hat* oftar th* rt of Caotrol Flor 15. Royal A rth 1 LO CA L W E A T H E R • f th* S ta ts 'Rood Department. tha President and hi* Streets were bought for an onAddress Men's Club “ * f ^ TiHahosse* named turn by Ira te Monro* motored to Tttw*villa w han h* HoUl TJ0 P. M-j hoardad his spagial tm lg to r a from J. E. Jen**, and two Iota on Leaves Atm y After A n u r -l U .ff.W te S S rn allro rd c.mnile- Thirteenth Valdai Hate trip down th* east Streot and Olive A re­ 30 Yi ^ Loadajrdsl* wham ho na* were bought for an unnamed ------ speaker e t a d oner msettog « . « ” r ™ . rlo re j i t u L j s sum by Ben Thomas from Chorion rat J V taka l k host at P ar 1 ftVtttk iMm tv tn llli o f th f 1 WJjilinn OiSfmc Ju ilicri J* IAS a Msr. M. Ctub iif th* Presbyterian Whitfield end Olenn Terrell era Elick. f ra Another warranty deed on file »•*» “ Church. He to spending the w teu r, »«>PPo*a4 h r rn-eleeUon for tb* t Grarer C. j , Orlando and has been active In daad-llno teg HeUfytog for Ife today confirms tho sol* by tha City of Sanford to C. R. Lord of . fWULnr- a lita|Iar r |ttb there. j Supremo O u t hoe p u an l. it ffom I L f , Boyle |a ehelnnan of th* Thor# a r e * number of qualified n lot to Evergreen Cemetery. re, daring program caem ltteo and Bs E. caadtdete* for th* minor office*, TWO BLBCTROCUTBD to three Andrew* le cha'rmen of th*.at-;ew i fo» atete t a u t e r from eevoral MONTGOMERY; Al*.. Mar. SI. for gal- tendance committee, aid e largo, district*, and he setendanre ig expected Mr. and Candidate* w all (U fe offtcoa —Two Jafferooa county negro**, “ and Mra. E. Rawtoa a n to th a rt* * f « * * 9 t tha Bbpraaa Cbart bar* un- Eddk Roper and Robert Dudley, w en electrocuted yeeterday. refnahmenta, _ _ U1 May S to K>a)lfy. ‘ H ' * y m r/fW (M^ff 71 'la iS s lr a t i s - Crowded Hospital On War Footing TownsendThrows His Backing To William E. Borah it First Lady Say*. Women Who Wed Americans F le e From Communist Forces In China & Rollins College Presents Degree To The President Two Trade Bodies Are To Campaign For New Members Aped People Are Getting Pension 14 Candidates Qualified F o r S t a t e Offices M WHAT 8 DOING * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 21, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 21, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/422af7eee6d7a62d65086c0b571efd24.pdf 4f3a576d429f35f31c00a1596ce5b607 PDF Text Text mm mm® wm t. Wirt, n r r t .l ; tha Saafcrd buTo? if e t 8 \ , ud w. a mn and t e y W fl w i »Uct*J to tb* i F i r t « m tm . P m U to a f ( M m -* Kay. m # ui« i u i * m , mi* Babb* Lady V ip r, «-Pra«kWn| Packard. and DMa, W ri* h t will »l»o ba on il and Tmfflf, Offlaar *' r* a r ef Um m d o n win w ifijn iri& cis bo l a o a t * 1 * A a h » « w h. V & S S £ 2 S 3 i£ : IT S* i M i ii ft- SIfrtm 'Until’m! C T S w m ltto c, tempo—d o f m fi i w r — b a t tb* Derby will fetooo, 0 —rg* WcRory, be ever the T i l mil* distance p iM ", Thee. P c * , t t e i i - . h wbleh d o n *111 p**i the iton and BUI’ A »deteon.l jedge'i »tond t»fca bafere tha t e » s ia s ,-^feUTSSU« *■k s : k ; » at™ « w ith .tha C hattanooga. t i e f - t u r e n eat Tu»»dey are Chib ia afar)Jr rta d y . Qoldrn \ U d , Traffic Chanco, UR Win A Baca. feroaS T da agreem ent tha Chat* BellyrlaYi, Ml— Mark, Ann G ab wf w ild , flashy. fcalradla. J a tha h i third •llm ln atlo n ,» aat fa r a n d « . ! Tbaradar, nro »U*h Fact. A nn win rtm TtilrC raw, ta t a r l ir - J I ,r t Will. Hawk*. lig h t, T raffic un* « a * . J w t WUbar, Maakrd F airy, ; (A lb Tray and Backflaldcr. Finn' eight of thc -W daga will m l * h t Mar. M. f-Tbay 4. C arelau Gurai. Taany Bnewipot, U * w a r fs fc tS J In* reoteet, which commanaaa Apr- U awarding to Ccptatn Kwlla Mitchell, ■tale pr-ldent wf tha.rarid* 8parta*aa‘a AeeactaUo« barn tod ay.'fie captain mhs wdfc aeeond prtaa In tbU angltof •rani Vttb- a Ttorid, Mack *wae Iof i M pmtoh kbkb ba cH «kt I In iabna Lake vhiah U an the Caka-Orange coantjr Una. f i aaa^agife f*" ■u,,,Bn Pg>3 g H d » M < ^ , . i« - r « w far »aad ?a I MANYG a.cootala ai o K k a f 1/7 arai Gnlfl It's to adecrtiicaUr redi Bon-pgwar-prodndnf afacaoj iaand . . . #//e/tt jeer to w«i if jadt to a-toa, T W a what •a “B ia - T*r • I OOP G U U OA fua, ffanallfca aayy m a t flaMa t caraftl taata. pr, , i with tb a final cllml J agent, r « ttaaUdWnac- an o» Saturday n«fht Apr- w „ || iunevratto* ■I— raa—n i - . |1 R*<aa N ighty Etwpl Sunday i&Mn- c-sfe '•#Y**m. A t • n .ill.l j ( u .j. r a J f u /..rr. t • y.-.’Wff.’iff''! * >V I f - a»v>j (On U, 8. 17 or 8UU Road »V ‘ P eal T im a 8 i l l S W l M Ad m u tto n 1 8 C ents No Minora AOatrod (Tai loctodadi THIS AO IS 0 0 0 0 POM ONI ADMlHlON WHEN t P iM B fiio wnm II CWCr VTATB T il ,'iiafta'‘fr'*V■V- 1.3 l ita ta prlion thla yaar, rlala a rt planning to iw nlt-ntiarr a t mots < * 0 •' ■ © V - HI f i l �Stnfonl la Th# Only C b tn l Florida d ir Affartfac Rail, Highw And Water Transported** ' Y N EW SPA PER NUMBER 13k Destitution, Panic, Death, Destruction DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH, MAROONING THOUSANDS ot Come Until Damage Is Less Than lay; Expects *1000 Says Chief; ravel Via m i n Crowd Hlnden And ugh This City Helps Department 4 Locarno Powers “^ ^ * May Ally Again D ,c ta t« H iller', 36 Kn~ Itop Here 1 *g| jjJ Agree To Alliance If Loss In M illion * G ermany R efuses •---P e a c e Proposals 200,000 Driven From Homes; Militia LONDON, Mil*.. S0,-GP» -TW 1 Duty In 6 Sti l'o i » of Co union* vri* told today , 't w n n lc i ted the fire to the ethar bora**. T »» eigtoea answered the alarm,- but a* there ary only diva men In If* fire departm ent, IntlM b ff Cl lef Cleveland, the Kook and ladder truck waa not taken ooL "If I had enough men to man fh it truck end are mold b e ta got to tho rcoT we could b a te put out the fl'e ra il one of tha fire with fl»e water,” the chief stated. The .Herald waa reliably to* «m »i today th at the FreeU eat “Li-teaMl by apodal train over N| AWantie O w a t Line railroad )afS n t* r Perk next Monday The three ftree attracted a huge M f t e r mad that th a train v t I*#, through Sanford about 8;40 crowd. Son* o f those there he pel I Ik* flntmt-n me, 4 PVU/ ’ the th in k s o f the departm ent to t fighter*, n n l for thoa* tho chief them. Other* hindered the fire had words of erltlcUm. | -"Wo appreciate the .help of » l g ta rd a a g n and advise 'e f the change In ' plans, m a n will w ta r regulation ms with steel letom tc. t a l e ' V M m ' . ' , . C«rt*ln > W. M ritorr, Hasan officer, U eotariaat Mart Hne*»re red wKh Colepcl 9tarlin e r ' n e t to rrire to W totvr F»-' to y -d id 1 again th is more Thle a ir etew above Che turbulent rfcxHi am tern of the Alley h* Jty and Monengahela ea they'’reverted *nd_ apreed >ua -G olden. Triangle." Tooebeadp o f hungry, and shivering o f l l n worker* wrre maroon,d tn u p p e r floor* of tl h ra rl o l tho downtown buttoot* district a t 10-foot w etar r* cad hrough tha itrecta. ((A noelated Praia Photo) In ’Sttt'te Prison 1 '• ■ • President Takes Command ’ In Directing Rescue W ork I In Flood Stricken Zones Male Companions Clef j New Deal May Spend |T.‘T y ggr " an Who Stole Hnits Third Time Is Sent To Prison a-iear a*swn;c.« wore atocarn to (hair doaire to tog" to tha charge nf larceny of help, b u t if they would stand beck nn automobile and wan sentence eut ef th* w ay until wa need them to aerve O ra y e a n to tha' stela then do w h ti wo asked, and not dd penitentiary a t Jtatford. HI* two a tot of nnneceiaary things, inch mala eempenlena, Albert Overholfaa carrying out hou*ahold, goods ser and H ow ard WUdaaon, ea*h which ware damaged by excited pleaded guilty and each waa eepand inexperienced handling, tb ty tenced to serve ona year. Cates would ha o f much more assist- against tha two women w ith them, aace.” who g a te th* namea o f Mre. Jack Tha chief again cautioned Btcrenaon and B etty Johnson, wi a pacts to n a t lira* not to gat Jn nolle pros sod. the way o f tha fireman and net to Bterenaon stole a ear belonging drive over fire ho**, aa waa don* to L. T» Johnson last Feb. 97. Mr. yeeU rday. Johdaon heard the car being driven " I r e n u em ail bey ahotald h$ow awey. m h t d o a t of his chop r i t h th a t a fit* ho*#, especially If It it a m ath tola t V hamm er, caught th* hot ru d er th* hi* hast pressure, car by th e spare lire, el amber*'1 •hocJd mat he driven aver,* e ^ d trocR j to th* driver1* aid* and, Chief Greenland. " If there U a w(,m threatened with th* hammer weak ypot to th# heta anywhare., Btavtnaen atopped tha car, Jumped t h e 1redden pressure t y driving e u r and ren . 0>crhoHaer;retoato*d over It win cause It to buret, and | n the c a r and waa "covered* bj than wp n d lh t have aerieu* j | r> Johnson and hla hamm er until tr e u b V a police officer arrived, WF^a— ------------------- son, the tw o women and Btereneoi Devastated Z o n e s O re n lt C ourt today to thy ib * iM .M LiB irylirr ">d w»» fonterveed to five year* In Uie fall, b w a o ie ha awakened Mr, etnto ponltenltary. The firs t pair o f tro u irra the negro gut ■way with contained t U , th j second pair contained fill, tor. the pockets of the third pair were empty. It wee the third trip th a t eauard Willie's down. Beck who waa able to Identi­ fy th* burglar and ha waa aooa arrested by the police. —President, Rooaevaii pgaln de­ layed hi* Southern vecnUmi De­ parture to stay in command of federal reecuc-rellaf moblllratlon. Th* N tw Deal* considered *p»nd. In j p lo t, io 1 100,000,000 for flovJ 1 auffertre and (• that th* foi r remaining l.i.u rn o p n v e— have reread to Join in » »lrtc*l military alliance If A 'u lf. If tie r ref;"*#s to consider pro- E tl| p o u t, to re-eatsbll-h (h- ,ecu>ilr lev. new,- p ro r f Europe. Proposal* agreed I > hy ’ d e s titu tio n , J C,*-#*! Britain, F r-n to . l!rl*ium t'c d e a th anc and It* y w»r* pi'MI'hod In a c o n fr o n te d W! "yriilt#' paper rjb m itt-d to p rn A m e rlc the i»/>o*« of Common* ».n Anthony. th ir d d a y o f Edrn g ive thin explanation: The plan r-nvivige* no Inlern*tlnnal conference t i oierhaill the I segue of Nation* and grestly widen It* *cope from **«attn«r IIelu tio n s. Provision waa a l n made to ret up a buffer lone against Germany along the Freneo-Belglan border*. ThU tone jeoull be occupied by Wa*t Virginia 17} Inc'udlng International Iroope, Vermont S| British and Ita lh n , until a new Connecticut 1) •ecurlty treaty eould be drawn. Virginia 4; The tone would be 20 miles wide from which German troip* wodld . Mas-achuiftta 4; Maine t | ' I e withdrawn. Tha proposal would Maryland 4; ” ( damand th at tha movement of North Carolina 9) German toonp* Into thn Rhine Georgia 9; ton* must ho .impended while the New York I. French and T flg lire »u»pend Prcperty damage aad U re a tending force* Into vones adjoinbar of home aaa av re aaUaUtti to r their frontier*. ibjcct to follows, from tha w on* b it. The propuevi are *u! ntVltcaUon’ by the four govern* tloni: Pennsylvania, IIMJXMUM meats participating. British, »..,** .. r r' r French end Belgian cabinet* a l­ SOjDQO ho me least Weak Virginia* UOuWWOOready h are npprevaJ, • ■•*- . Tim London diplomatic quarter* 9,900 hnmaleaai New Engtond, 1100^00^00 a n # ■re awaiting offiriii reacllcn fro * tha German government. 100.000 homals*. More Women Are Now Regiaterinf? On County Books k«»rd H*ln*t ' repetition of thle week'* d lu eler. I Actual rescue work, the Presi­ d e n t said, la under the charge of the Army. Secondly, undir the dlfialon of rilltf. he «imk* of the Imparallve n«kl V( money fut, the Re I Crass. Thirdly, he spoke of th* CCC, »Mcrlhrg It had don* Checker Players Feminine voter® In 'nrger num­ ber* are registering on the «ooki of tb< First end Thlid preclncta, open In the berement of the Court House, though the male voters hare a lead of nearly four to onr Total registration In the twv preclncta this forenoon »to°d *! l.M f, Tho First precinct had reg­ istered (97 rotara, 110 of tharo being women, end tha Third pro* ctoct.hsd r.gtUM H .97* riectore ‘and' provldlno labor fo r patrol work and drhrls elr^ritig p.-nding the arrival of Ik* mil tie. Fourthly, he epoke of WPA. 11 Now Itndlng Ita for*** ehiraver nccdai-Utolhr buiMlnc of dikes '$!, Th* whole flood teens o re t NOW England, Ohio, W est VlrgMIto Pinnaylrenle, New York and fM Potomac and southern regtoan vast a dismal picture of ria ta i rl»ere or destitution In the wake o f ffclto Ing on**. New England saw some Hasan* chuaett* cities under m U U an» police protection against va**» dell*m, Large parts e f I p l a A field, Lowtll, Lawrence and B arerhilt, Mas*., altlee with nn apprextroatn population of 400,000, nrnre ("tW dHW W tfaFSTh W T reT -^ ih o re ’t: lief 4dmlnlstrallon would supply ’• [.m:n for Mstorlne water supplies, vd opening up flooded sawcri. and putlng power and trlephons * line* back Inti operation after Woroen’sWork Center ™ |r|f« Given New Allotment near-creet water* of • to 10 to r t’ poured through Marietta boutat aa street*. Parkaraburf, tod, * * l feeling -food water at It pcarad ■long buclna** atreeta tot* thod ty hall basement. Bringing ajeet atonna harwfeoud flood recotisUrclion work to »*• Rochester, New York, area. ' The Potomac river a n d .a H . tributaries are fat'Ing, the weathlT bureau amwunead. _ Telephone itn rk a a t H a rtfW , Conn, eollapaad In part. . -j*}i B. U G lam » « »**)“ * ‘" i V by a n th a larceny of an nutacnaMto vraa pare Usd a fte r five y # n n i n ettsm p t was mad* U do I him, rrwt with procoadlsgs pL Before that ha had aerror’ UBINH BEER AND ■ BINGHAMPTON. m. t , B t^ h l drank toer and milk w* laurunta win piled with n» 20.—Raaldanu *f -Goat The Pennant Races Woodmen wore Inducted ef th# lo«lg* of tho Worli last Van th* "protoct rerre t F. 8 cue holder, J. . Vrioltag, tig h t of th* major league baseball mauagare touring tha grapefruit tJreuit have lookid toto the, crystal hall ta learn what ia to aura fog our own LOCALWEA' tonlghli to tard ay fa ir, slowly rising tam pcraU re to west porto u . -1 A 1 Bportaorem o f 8 a n f:td and th a surrounding tactions are re­ p o rte d as totorw thd in th* fish- WILRNTZ QUIZZES CONDON NEW YOEX. Mar. A ttorney Genera' W tlenU of Now Jereay vtolted Dr. John F . "JefaU" Coudou yeaUrday hut I �;*4Wi«a; pairvul of lb* population of th* Heavy flood* in(! which have already t persona and caused 0 n ampments To interior Markets 1 which more than two thousand lives were loot. Johhstown, a city in western Pennaylranii. situated 8 the confluence of the Stony, Creek . and Conemaugh ver, was at that time a mere babe in arm*. If was tha same year of the flood that the clty,3rff.^ u p o ra ta ^ ^ b u t it wOs the center of a,teeming agrici)ltpra\,section 1$.which thousimls of families resided, all of whom were .at tha u ■ . m er« of flood waters in the valley At about this same time of year; JnjaUSns snowy and unusually heavy ruins Had flooded Consmaugn Lake ,'^nd brought dangerous pressure to bfjky against thy (fain which had been conatructed across the fjfoutjl Fort), a bratjeh of Ihe Conemaugh River, a t a polq} about J S . mites eayt of the city. Almost .without warning Ihl^ dam gave .way one night and released the entire lake, already flooded ,14 it was, and containing water, 2 1-2 miles Jong and 1 1-3 miles wide, at places more than 1C The entire valley waa quickly were completely inundated. Gli away and scarcely a building or a ing in the. whole villey. There )yas yigfi the excited populace could, go to e^cap tera. Hundreds of them were drowned and only those escaped who found son) debris to cling to until they could )>e 1 However, the tragedy seemed t<j by MAKE EVIL:—Thu* caltb bid of bo*U; Turn ye now in the civic life of Johnstown. Though i year cut) way*, and from lion dollars' worth of damage was pap evil dririr*.—Zechariah 1: 4. aid promptly poured In from all parU o town, which up lo that time had rema! Chamber of Commerce, too, lage, waa immediately rchuilt and expan •pL lIlt lflOO ,C«1aua shows a population of 35,936, and by 1020 It had 'grown iriag frowlrtr pain*. to 71 475. | ,% MeaAwhlle, the foremost englnetni had come in and endeavored to mtfe proof. Gigantic dams were built, the r [(Ur Condemned By Nation* all that engineering science could dp I Tfenty Violator—beaiflln*. 8> occurrence of disaster was finally cfyiyujnmytyd i t moua expense. And yet the rivers ^ , irajnfW,Miwal hundred million dollars* worth of dapiag^ly doneJn af j for crn»t:it.l . I f he I* one valley alone, and more than forty Tlveg. lost. Ill ^Hseful . In.i ounllnx law: fear that ono of the strongest dams may give way. ir* u he I* Jn hunting qua I, The elements arc hard to conquer. b# a war In Europe ypd ewapapri, wou ilp’t h*r* inough left to furnish ad*reporu • en tampnlxna, m ■ ^ I^ e n c h wovlti (ythcr h*y* N W Wllh tierniany now *-tn te'E»UJonDy, not hellevlny Is B N l known hdaga (hat wh'J* S)» Ufa there’* hop*. Counting The Duck Population Completion of the first serious and accurate census of wild tlucks reveal* that tha duck population of the North Apicrican continent today is 65,000,000. This -fig­ ure was reached after long and pninstaking examination of reports from 2,000 volunteer census takers Enrolled by the Counify Home, a national farm magulne. Tha num­ ber is about half vhh«t il‘ ought to be, according to the alarmed wild life experts who Juve supervised the under- . a n u N w v M»r. Jja'a.eitm gre^fra *r* M>« »Wpp«4 iv ■ntFipioyrd r«J!ow n tir v u fountl " t r t d f t a r no different from • f folk* lh**« day*. A t(H) | £ tm to hare got the IF are b«ln« rnidfif-d, they are or not. Everyone bating trouble* at all, ustnesi.^ la losing money, f t j y i*n’t , , h)<h „ u bo. or who can’t buy th at ■■ ah* m w In tho window, * #r tha I* being cruel- m a markyc ■noth Vhaa , lUai t* M iq tn U ai Chip alt .tM - iM* ap­ ■ .m .im aM' .A •*». *. pec tuts ho* *llewt (hat,, I*Loach ’l l To ~2:|> Q*docfc{ Florid* full men now pev in rupeeUr* market* (shown yaatypi tretere • yontlnut*. & K th* cyngse la volume, tb* aa«]y*f* below) OTtr the charge for the *am* torvle* alVrmll to New. York. Th* conclusion* ar* _ __ .... T 3 ^ . , s « y i - f o r |ow tr *U-faii reach'd by a n a minx that ctU H lW C M sd t M b « W .. frtm*.. |1«Ttda rua fruit war* told at 33 p*t ' ~ UJalMd ,wyrkft4.> Ma*-**- box In *nch of Dm mnrk*U; phatfyed roqr* ,fV»r* moftth,, *» (carload of 400 box**) for th*1 »hlpp«r. mogul** the, Urmtiw de’lrered amount of 11,200 per car of fruit: Cltl** •OIL yupyrni)*.,, , SSSTi ST2T-- Divorcf¥ «W. republic, Edwt„ B.rcl.y, tn - f H U rt mer mlnUter to Waahinxton, haa' £ ------- ju«t been Inauxurated a* prf,i. TALLAltASSBEl Mar. d*nt for an elxht-yenr tarm , t APi —The Bqyrvme On CV>pr*ir«J mor, than a „ ntu ' w»rn^ ,lw* un axu aa "a x or.r.lrr, yon" rsalrictton. ere » o r here reffared a peae'ty i» F. 0. B. return* ef approximately 24c on «m j bgx told Is we*tern. l*-| land, auction*—and thl* (a tqulv*l*nt to IDS . per tu t" the} leaxu* txeentir* *aid while aa.) alytlng shipment* mad* tinea Dae. |I . 1036. "Thl* le thy pen. *l)y paid when compariaan -1* mad* wl.h whet the return* wqnld hare been bad the freight rate* to the** Inland detlinalion* bran, mad* on * rela Hr* baple4 with the reduced truck, boat 'eoetpetltWe' pries now In effe-,t. te Vgyt Y?rfc *« ")••* t » . L h._* r___L--- ittl , ^ H «.W ..11 he m B> lit tho county where the *p«at her tu p p trta I* , Repo bile StreLMNC* X.rlhood ilaya ami 1* a gradual* qf ponUoa1* ialm und ore r»ln» w a KflUao College, Class of 1910. Mf. Smith number* bU frt*n4* by and drended when you da- “ ^ pend on ua to do, the fam­ ily. Inunderlnx. During.the V " week you *It)> tha soiled <hnm Into It* apaclotu maw" and on Monday you. count. ■ II U V If ii T% Ik L ■ WtlRi I H call* and you hate nothing fur.har to do until (U. ion***- 71m* to cheek lt~ up when w# return U S|L^ done. Seminole Co. Laundry >. n » « l ................. WtU BUlti) TRIM Latin Am*rice. ^ Pref, Kemlngton L. Embree. •uucitor, ha* b«n mad* pr**M*nt uf ths Cbllege of W o t Africa bar* In Monrovia. Oe p a ir e o ■!■■■— mfe v l if'-T'. BKsrakiCAiT, L A N E Y ’S . *yv-i- - J condition* exist: Thl* seeaon, through Frb- Fite In iM ^ ^ in e Is Raging Un^Mcked Firm** Kuaw ng away sCMMMa When Shlp’d Under . "Florid* Brewers pad thlpper* Mlia Wheeler mala tb* hlgbvri ivare'i* of tb* 19 competitor*. . The Crowds 10361 6, DlitribotJon of fruit, by rail, to aaatarn territory f con­ taining 30 percent cf tha U. K population) ha* InereewH 13 percent *lnc« Doe. 13, 1933. Tha following lahl* waa p u ­ pa red hy Mr. Robliwoti to llhu- Brcakfaat Served Kv*ry Mpnttng 0tut* — ^ 4 the HLa buKaTlw penally SANFORD TWBNTV YEARS AGO , ■: percentage of alUralt dlutribu-i tioa of dOre* to th* "Wear . « 62 percent of the total, but dorIne tho month of February, 1933 (for rum p!*) the wmt*m movemont wan only 31 pore opt of the total. Thl* la a dtelfno of 21 perernt—and lb* iooa of bnd"*oo .ibo** • to the m a l t of too H -h freight rate*, aa compared •r i Ti rat** to tho t u t - A*,* TM dlotrftoHon of fruit from Florida to , tho woo**tn ■<aUo which contain 61 am e n t of tX» -If, 8. pooulatlon haa de- c’lned 22 percent alnct Dee. 1C, Th* Rfibloepu enalydx shewed that th* following “unhealthy" for conservation. The report of the census committee says*. "Beset by enemies, animal and hunwn, hunted legally And hy poachers the. length ar tne North American continent, the danger of tho wild duck becoming extinct la shown to Be very real and immediate, Dudk counting is a strange business. The census (Akers who volunteered far this Job achieved their totals by following the ducks All tha way to their refugee In the north', Airplanes, canoes, punts and floating blinds were employed. More than 2,000 Americana and Canadians, moat of them farmers, helped with the counting. The Canadian Mounted Police enlisted and so d>d game wardens and f in rangers. "Airplanes were used In this waterfowl genius for the first time. They flew over 14,000 piles, covering avast area of tho wild Nqrtjiwest territory of Canada. AU .told, close to a million square miles were tslljed for their ducks. Including tha states of Minnesota, North and South Dakota, the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. "So for aa the ducka.are concerned this area 'com­ prises the significant mileage, for hire come each spring and summer, Virtually all Ar/erican ducks to neat and breed and rilie their jrbung." m l of tb* astioa'o population. 3. Prior to Dre. t i 1*35 th* - Carrying Charge 'to C o g to Potato la Considerably Lower &•)'— ------------ — what I* go-'element worth to lT7.,aak* th* Tellahataea g u t* . K^W» don't ksow‘wh*t It I* Itb, • but-w * know what It UtH«d SUUil t Only tt 'pornot of the eltrw from Florid* * H maxkaflrd PreAdeot Barclay. One pf tha early art* of Preald*at SsrcUy after Ms Ireagoretkm was W apm UbexW* ftn t mUooil cxpMiUoa of agikuhan u a Imhutry, Tho oxporiUflA gifaod* esrered t l acres *a Urn and In th« »tate. Aa Ihp A. C. L. far au preaUant of tb* Ov! posUoMUr of Oviad prcgrvuiv* tad gw* confid*nc# aid nteem of * one. Mr. and Mr*. K. P. Mono m iu w th o birth ,a f a aoo, o-V ai ■ r ; "I l j T M .w W A, 1|« ( If t y i a (J I ]?*TtS - �■ — '— -------e.rfP^H,. r /*• •itM * *1 U friA N TO RP, FLORIDA A n d Personal Activities P E T E R S , S o e k iy E dito r l ~ :~ Mrs. W, M. Scott e n a a r ' Addresses Students MONDAY bnafatea and aoct’- l f t th* Troth Seeker, • - at th* First Methodist _ will tak* plat* a t 3100 P. M. at th* church surtax with H n . W. I. Hofhey. Mr*. W. L. Clark. Mr*. R. M. Muon, Mr*. Byrtn Squirt*, and Mrs. J. F. Riser hostesses. Dr. Netman of the Phychle Selene* Church will r It* a mi Bags'service at BfOO P. M. at th* Woman'* Clnb Building on -Oak At*aoe, Th* public h Invited. TUESDAY M n. C. R. Mason will be at ihr Girl Scout U ttl* lion, a from 11:00 A. M. until noon fo r con. fsrences. Mbs Ruth Williams Weds C, Melsteed Mr. and Mr*. W. O. Stansell o thi« Wty today announced th* marrta** of their daughter, ,V.'ss Ruth A n WUR*m*. to Clarenc* Melsteed of ~^nietrrilaiK f. The ceremony wa, per­ formed Thureday In T arare'. Mr*. Malatard ha* been living in 8 anf*rd for Uto past 10 yean and R ll graduated from Smeinolo High School with the clan of IMS. Since then *he h>* been vforklng at th* Court Houte with the Na­ tional Youth Adminietration. M Melsteed ii the *on of Mr. and Ml*. J. El Mel,teed of Oke. humpks. II* waa graduated from Seminole High School in 1033 and Head her* for • abort time with hit aliter, M n. J. C. Fair*loth. The couple are now with the bride’* parent* f-ut plan to leave th la weak for Grovetand to make their heme. Mr| Mel,teed 1, man. a g tr of the Biwanneo Grocrry ato re In that city. Pipe Organ Club Has Regular Meeting Honors Two Visitors Will Personals Rogers n rfn i H..noring Mra. R. A. Winston taken over the job of of Washington, D. C., and Mr*. o’iI Dixie. J F, Hawkins of Mocksville, N. In the third of hi. film, which I’., the members of the former have their locale Iti th«l old anti < Pipe O rgan Chib of th r First land, "Steamboat Round thHautist Church en trrta ln u j last Bertil.” Rogers play. a return cn night a t the home of Mis. II, W. gagrment at the Rl'.x tonight. Rucker In Fan Lanta. Mr*. Win"Judyr Priest," on« of the com »ti>n and Mra. Hawkins are for­ edian'* miwt popular picture, mer member* of the club, ami "County Chairman” * rr" A covered dish supper wa* both stories of Dixie \m! hi. served from the dining room rw n* during April. nrxt picture, "Irt Old K.-ntuckj'' f A. R; Mrriwether gam n iable which was overlaid with »n will bo a ntnry of th* "blue grass” lb-mar report of th* County Council Irish lace dinner cloth and cen­ firwf f»»ur eouniYy. tered with a bouquet of mixed me*tlng he d In February and Mr* Irvin 3. Cobh and Ann ■ Shu- rx bihit. garvirn flower*. The honor G R. Dawson , and Mra. E. D Icy auppnrt' Roger. In "Jdi-nmbnal Thr* total at tan dance Roliton srer* appointed a* dele guest* received coraagea from the Round the dtrnd.” *bow. wa* reported a t gate* to the next County Council rlub and bouquet* of flowers '\»tb ill I 000 person* attending 1 from Mrs. J. H. Coklough meetfnr in Genera, V srj SI.' PhiLididphin f spoaittovie Thursday were Mr and Mrs. Mra. Roy R. Pippin. Mra. Then Miller, Mra. W. F in tho value of w art Following dinner an Informal Ravenel, ah* Mil. Dorthy Stokep rted. Thi* did not includt were appointed as a nominating meeting was conducti-d by Mr* t hi- I bdm it ahour, which hid „ ' ---- --- . „ ' Deckman of Springfield, commltte* for 1934-37 offlear*. tra n ris K, noli, former pr<*lmade a report at the tim e the | * * J. J. RoIh-G, of Jark.unville. The guest* were enter » • M,•mb*,r,, ° f *h» Attendance priie for the day ilrnt. mnry wan written, and mf . -recent from th« F lr’,, la ilh e r-tF . Stephen* of Plant C ity »„.( lainesl by accounts of w*nt to Miss Elltabeth Actam*’ an Church of Orlando motored. Mri F. U I W , f s«n l„ Iin*I b rrn received from L o d itin i Irips mails by th* member*. Second Grade. to Kanforvi Thuraslay afternoon f a |t^ vlllv. Those present were: Mr*. R. to attend th* March Following th* business a*salon birthday) ’ _ _ . Appllretion* received under rt» ’ Mra. Brownlee gay* her talk. A Winston end Mra. J. F Haw. social tivrn by M r. Pnlerai Hmiulng ArinitllilMftW|MH U . S. IM a n n c i, kins, honor guestk, Mr*. Francis "The Friendly Home,” In which Thurston *nd Mra. 'ingle m ortgage system toUMI ’ ehe stressed the Importance of K Bola, Mra. S. J . Nix, Mr*. Ilerhet at th« home of *Mia* S l'.iw l This figure did not Uf* ^ J C. Mitchell, Mra. lloy R. Pip­ ro-operstlon, love, religion, and Thur^tnn on the W est Hblc. t’lu*1*’ the report of tnislntaa IXVNDON, slar ;n (V harmony In the home., Th* key­ pin, Mr*. Hah Hail, Mrs. Volie Slntftn* And gmmet were en during the Houston eohlblt I note waa. “He that ruleth hit spirit William*. Mra, C. P. Hrnder- joynt Ami prita winner^ wert* “uvcraras ra ly" nf H riti.h ti f the Isouitville *how. •nn. Mrs. Kent Rosselter. Mr*. ists and IhHr rara, ini id . I* greeter than he who takoth * Mrs A. H i neon, Mra. |>on Lark F*Tnm bun* applied for, axth K (I Meriwether, Mrs. George city." er. Mra. Irwin f r i l l , Mra. Karl, '.MMXt-mllr tour uf the I nf the llmieton and LoHUftMu IV H uff, Mrs. Basil ('. Moore, Mrs. P. Jvnkinn, M n. IlocVer, State* and Canada, has he| bu'stneve, totaled $838,512. Mrs. R. y Cooper, Mr*. J. II Col* Mra, E. Monroe, Minn Mai ion nuunccd for this summer li> ( i lough, Mrs. Jam es (}. Kha ZurHHilc, iml Miaa Noark. He- the leading English ttnd-r , uV- I ton. Mrs O. S. Selman. Mra. freahmcnU were iritmiuntion, are *A] The party will embark Inly. | rvnl nt the IV. SI. Scott, and Dr. und Mr*. tea hour. on the new liner Queen Maty, with te re mi a Tiiotbtrade flim d sp , Mra. Lourlne Real and Mral Lil­ II IV. Rucker, Thoao ittendlntf from Drlantlo official reception* srhrdr e.) in l»«i t icipat ■* In the cel eh r i t loft ' lian Vtckary entertained with a were: the Ret. ami Mm (Jforr* W ashington, Ptllshurgh und In- th.* "All Florida Shrine which Will hv held a t the Ri*lM birthday party Wednesday after­ Trapp ami ion, Mra. \. Hupp* I, tm lt. noon In honor of Waiter Real who Mra, (i. Gardner, Mrs. M, hamp­ Among advertised a t t n . ttmis Garden*. lo addition to Morocco T am p ie^ celebrated hia ninth birthday annler, Mr*. M. Ku*r], Mra, \Vi»e, of the trip are: veraary at that time. Game* ami A "trium phinl entry" t.> Ne-« Ihi- Duytnua Beach Shrina Mra. C. Hewitt, Mra. M. Umo«, I'Lin* Ari? if Injf furwArtl for Ih* .Mra. Hueckman, .Mra. W. Kasper. York, escortml by m o to rctib is planning to attem l th* contra ta were enjoyed and a prim j Im ip I ilititirr to h** ifivrn Thur**» wa* awarded to Bobby Shaffer. in a Imily anil their patrol Mra. J. ^tTartRolf, Mra. E. Knap police up Hroadirny. with Ihe Jackion1 (late In the afternoon refresh lay cvrnfcncv *M^r 2tt. at th r Sail” p fn b ffffr, Mr*. Steinbarh, Mr*. Gasoline at atiproximalely to . niuiajte putrul in an rxhibition d(Ul mint* were served in the dining Gird W otitHii# Club by IIi*1 liHifif <1 Ikiedtcker, Mr*. P. Campbell, renl* a gallon. Il costs :I7' r cent ihc Vrulea Bawl slated to b# r#om which was decorated to ac­ f m anniif' ' for thr benefit of th** Mra, E. Davenport*, Mr*. D. over here, centual* a ro ltr scheme of green h'llMttitr f n«t Ri'urrvntlonA arr Tnnnea, Miaa Joan Davenport, Welti her insurance, with a goat prinr In :l u cluck, whan brinjf tnndf* t-t thr club hmi*p, I and white. Small rubber halls Mia* Joy Harr, and Ml** .Noark, antev of $1S a day fur rnm> lull game tietw nn the Lotriavi'le I iiluneis and Naahvllle V«U wera presented to the guest* as trlrphonr T5*.J. (hie*In from .Sanford were: Mr*, weather. Dufmif th** tiinnir nm ntrur rn* will get under way. memento** of the occasion. Mra, J Honkurik, Mr*. Georifv Zurr tain nnut wilt b«* fniturMil Lillie Fraser aaalsUd th* hoetwhen Mrs*. Francru A. llickRun II ride, Mrs. Louise Holly, Mr*. ease* in serving. will proMfiii mijiif «n*l ilann* num- E. John, and Edward Senkank, Those present werei Wsltrr Imta fr**m th rrcrut Junior High Deal, honor gueat. Hilly Wl kin School Minutnl. PALATK a Y Mar JO —More without son. Marion RaAtrn, Henrv Tamm, holb.vA ntr itlmnsr the i^ueRti ■* o f Moroero Gerald Loeaing, Miller Williams viHI witne^i a. provrom hv tin J, 1*. Nctllvtnn returned this I ban 200 A1 and Jimmy Rigney, Stanley GrUwoht Iluo, profcNAionnl rn* morning to Tampa a fter spending TriupV, Jarkaon'ili**. h*adr*il by Potent ate Or inii1 Hbiini* and inand Adrian RUcey, Clyde Ml'I- Irrtninrn* from o u b o ftm in , Tho a f*w day* at the Mnyfair, Frank Johnson, Walter Slcelc, and Ihi« M mmpONtil of Je»Ra]yri (Jr*<w O vernight gSests nt the hotel cludinir all utiHormrd bodira of Shlriey Fraaar, i* wi'lii who dorm r|lalcct»», mini cry ami |»rrA**nt, MhoineapunM iihiloY-. ♦(*hy mi the manner of thi- Ut« Will RuifrrA; .iml Jnyco Ciri'wal I, liniBit i:«(| «ml airomjian.^c. who. m i f e f c u O d . Tim M W l crrAtra an Atmotpherti for Ihc wt l| rhnni. un% that her v«nmtl1i*' Mr*. H. W. Rucker enterlalne I »Ut«r" c4U»ca to seuntiT forth the members of her bridge el.ib In life like n a lity .” f S i P l t o ® IVb 09 PQ with a luncheon end bridge Tu-silay aften v on at her home in San Lanta. A eolor scheme of yellow and while wa* used fur party decorations and appoint ___ menta. Immediately after the a rriv .l T h- AsadcUliun nf r h lilhoid of the gueeta luncheon was servml Ednrnlinn held It* regular meet­ lo the dining room where the ing Thursday earning at thtable waa #*t with white i ruchrto-1 Si nth Siilu i’rimaiy Krliuol an I Women’s Cynthia mat* and eantered with a bowl uf eontinued It* atudy of art hy tak. yellow calendulas, white *na:> ing up watar.rnlur*. dragons, and antignon. Vasr*, lanterns, and landscape* Mrs. J. N. Stineclpher su n him were painted. Thu-,, taking part Protect Your Feet! score prise, a whit* linen han I on thsi pm gri m were Mr*. St, J. k erth ltf, ami Mr*. J. F. Ilawkin Nla. Ml** Zlllah Welsh, Mr*. of MoekavUle, N. C. vl*. the re. Irene W alt, arul Ml*. W -slphnl, clplcnt of ^ sports handkerchief, A short buslnrs* tcss'un war a g ift from har boitraa. Hera's complete foot comfort held w htn member* dlscussnl without that comfort shoe look. Those p rrsen t were: Mrs. J. N eertding u del gate to the national Growing Girls’ Cuiotti Soft wtiiu kid that will clean T enhart, Mra. J. L. Inglry, Mrs. convention in New Yoik Clly in prrfectly. Continental beak • J. M, Ktineclpher, Mr*, A rthur April. Il was nnnnunrrd th at tho B n d a n , Mra, V a rg a s rt Lnucks, next m rt t ti r will he in tv - f-e-r Mr*. C. W. Baker, Mra. J. F. of a banquet a t (ho M ayfair Hawkins, and Mrs. il. W. Rucker. H old. Spring Calls for W hiU . :r» »~lanw^ .1 ' About 33 member* attended th* " T f U r meeting of th* (That Sid* Prim ary P.-T. A. held Thttradiy afternoon a t the school auditorium »f*f> Mra. R. L. Peck presiding. D. Brownie* wa* main ,p**k*r tor th* aflemcomj Flan* were made for th# Spring Friend, cf Ml,a Adelaide IPgplay to be given on May 7 by the %lna will rag ret to loam that aha ptqilla or (he school. PI in* were If 1U at her bom* on Weal Tenth alio discussed for an entertain. M n. W. M, Seott gave a ta k on a rt and exhirited aevenl cf her painting* at p tfcredal program* Riven Thurtday morning during chapel period a t Seminole High School with the Seminole High Mm* Dorothy Thuraton U plan­ School P.-T.*A. a , sponsor. Special ning to return Sunday to Wash­ mraie was rendered by M n, R. L. ington, D. C, after apending a wx Glenn. here with her parents, The program opened with a Mre* w . p. Garner, Miss Sadi# flue ** ute by S. J. Nix, Jr.. Willlam Goetsch, and John Morri, and Gamer, and Mka Helen Gamer Scripture and prayer by Professor left todsy for Hol.ywood to apend G. IS. McKay. ID,a' Clifford ShinGarner's holier directed the mualr and In- th* week-end with trodeevd Mrs. Scott and Mr*. daughter, Mr*. Alvlc Moore. Glenn. . Friends of Mr*. tV. C Muse will Karlyle Hou,holder presented Edwin Bonlske, who gave a tliver be glad to learn that she la able rup to Billy Zschry, prealdent of to t« up after a three week*' IIIthe Junior Casa, the priac which neas at her home on West First the cals* w.-n in a recent "Sally" Street. context. It waa announced th at Senior* who conducted the xuntest Mra. Rodney Ashdown has re­ among other cia**c, were lh>ris turned from Jacksonville wh Hockey, Caroline Hill, and Dnrfa she has been spending several Walker. weeks, fih# ami Mr. Ashdown #r* R. E. Kipp annoonqel that the residing at .HI Park Avenue. Senior Class had the largest a t­ tendance a t the Senior play, "The The Rev. and Mrs. .Stewart II King Rldea Ry,” and Mr*. F. E. Isiog of Murphy, N, C. announce Ilouml.lat, In behilr of the Senior th* birth of a mn. Stewart Him mother*, gave the attendance sen, on Wednesday, M»r, 18. Mr. prlaa to Roy Wright, president of Ijong Is the son of Mr. and Mra. the claa*. J. O. Long of this city. Mr. Kipp also stated that Coach Leonard MeLucas waa recantly Mr*. Fred Pep# I* In Orla&ft electeil secretary ami treasurer of where she sens railed by the rrdtlthe Coast Association of the rsl ll'neia of her A ther, W. M Stat* cf Florid* and wa* a refetev Marshall, at th* Orang* General at the atate tournsmeat In I Hospital* Mr. Marshall la burg. i« ' i hmther-ln-lsw of Mr*. Paul Rid Mr*. Glann sang. "Old-Faahloned ford of this rlty. Garden.* and “Pralrce Mrfon," with •rcompaniment by Ml** Mildred Mis, t.ll'lan llranan serrad aa Nix. Mr*| Seott closed her ta k hv one of the vivlinht* a t the reading a poem, “1,-vely Flnrifo." ctven Thursday avenlng In Winter xrritten f y Frank Benjlmin, n Park by th* Central FlorWh member of the Senior Clis*. Symphony Orchestra. She waa aeFpreUI musfr wa* remlervil by rnmpinlcil to Winter Park hy hrr the High School nrchcatra, direct­ Biother. Mr*. Arthur Branan, and ed by T. M. Dolli’on. Mra. J. N. Tenhet. Applications For to have I Loans Made At glorifying Housing ShotW Rogers1Mims Rehew Dixie’s Old Glory Orlando Ladles’ Aid t Society Meets Here’1™^"Y. johnton'.S || i,"',1 Jaunt By British Autoists Master Walter Beal Celebrates Birthday Cabaret Dinner Is Planned By Club Shriners To (lather At Palatka Sunday At The Mayfair heat Cold Gzzmai T O D A T 'S lth e D A T ! -4 - > - - Reasons Why You To got the refrigerator that has made millions of refHgeraton|; Should See The Show ; out-of-date —TONIGHT— —THE BIG NIGHT— Mrs. Rucker Gives Bridge Luncheon ^ ^ ^ o '.D a 8 <3 !&$!*■ y © © o® on educational Group Meets At School A T aPE N N E V S RETURN ENGAGEMENT BX REQUEST Arch Supports •3 * 4 9 STRAP PUMPS PROTECTION • * .9 * OXFORDS Pot Dreu amd Sport Weer Lots of xmartneaa and In thin white poms I aolea, sm art entoM ‘ atylo you’ll an joy I »g.98 What tho wall drwnsed man neoda to bo turned ant right! Nuburk . , , cleans eaaUy, Qual­ ity leather aolea- rubber bee la. waif DO k»|tr. Cone in to Mt Don . . . VLM* Etotto\ •DM -today and see the 19 X Kd> vitutor give* joo a Fire.’ rinMor. W t usute you that o m r - w d o o P U n . M m hi^e we mm ta ckxtric »• f . In a d d m o o -i n it* fijgmtoe which in one jtu bee f i w e i 0 n tw 6 <ah«*dL . > I VCSUiCM-KclTtoatoc fhres won tBoUi-ln Thermometer n j w o n wWbow odd it U. ..VM Ua Ef#ee»r-KeWn*to» ghttf p b fn Boys’ Snappy W hite OXFORD8 ertrj ke tny ot thi* a tifui, moat coavtatax, ta KaliInane a m buiifc Sea it fix ytxustU. You to tad out k l no U #x than ordinary ttficijnttc B a r e lo a t lu Far N i w i , ChslWrna, Nubucks, they clean wtUl T h ey’re Smart, Fellas! ■.e R D A Y -L A ST DA SODAS OXFORDS Spring’ , W ing T ip M o j t U C h ild r e n ’s wIbr tljpa i hav* folk tapper*, at 2 for r h m r a r* «saau*aaA-^L v-a , o'. IjOVkhilU . j i • ■*/ r, • �TH E SANFORD « H firing on Amtrirtfi troop*.' inoU Court* Chamber of C w . Q ddt mmm, B* I* owMaj • I m of Dolphin. E s p i a l Jft, b « B * t o '* |1flto U a tW lta * tho principal th# Fp.nl.rU., h e. .Ignalled d»A»l I w * . and ritlr* In tJ>* tatotfrf puaition of »W Marin** Up** «f promoting an eatenafe* ram tin * i, whll* w w f MlppvJ paIan dIron to* tmrtet* a* t* fb d v t^ t M ’omotolt nwt* HF.W ORLEANS. Mar. 20.— branch** otarjioad and »pl*»h*d Th* *t<rt nf f>nreant John H. ■tod and aand about Mm. JSwp- {fifth. ^ WMbl*it#n.norid* S W l Quick, of tho U. A. Maria# toalty. tb . Polpbla tow 0 * “ r Cnrp*. -wa* rt'nLH today by f 1* •»d «wart#d It* fit* !• | JUoU. AMOttatf0. , inc, w u or llffll. Edward a : Robblni, O r 9. •**•» u-aa»* th# Jb*» -*^-*4**[-j*nla*d and ti aponaotod h f ' ' th# Cbambor* of Cow w nc* abd M. C , In «har*» of Marina Corp* eymbolke Q*Wh ™ *wmrd*d i i m M a f Board, of Trad* la * • * « ! tawa* r fruiting hero. ^tve, fa Virginia. North aad .lory cf tho n * 'o n ’* •oa-aoitt* honor. Latar. (hla barato Maria# ^ -oldie** who for IM year* hay* wo* honor* la tha P*UI**in*e. gaath Carolla*. Mr. Roa* “ M '•con In lh» front Une* of na- la Ma*too aad #'M«,har*. ,Tw*»-| rhat th* data aad aUtiatle. iwod t f r a n I*tar. ha won th* DU.J ^ uyrir map* aad othor form* tfaguUhed Serried Cjroaa la ,< ndr*Ttl«lng aro anthan le and Plane* and also th* Npry C r o H 'c n * obtained from offltiM for awUtlac to taking » truck .owe#*. For tha Northbound trip .■■cro'i, according tb Robblna, waa toad of ammunition frtai a toad ,.!• tit* rent* th* traffic I* d f t tergoant of Marina* dart ft* <ho f pan>H American War. A t n* tint* tho Antorican# had Itlrrn Spanlah outpoat# from ’heir pooltlon and had atoppad 'or reet in th* ihadoor of th* Cutco Mil*. Ou' In 'th o hay wa* the U. P. a. Di'phln. Tho errw of tho Dol* Chin did not know the Marine* had ml*uncut Into rone* ’of the whip*. pone, beeanac tho Marin* a ejuet pilch like your did. eenl" That a n tho advle* of Conttla Math (rlphtl la Warier Jshiten, Jr. (left), 21, whan th* ton *9 wrre hidden from view, the "U p Train* report** to th* vttiran manager of tho Fhlladelphla Thow tr* of ahell* wero beln* A htatloa lor ■ try-out at tho training camp In fa r t Myera, flfc poured In on whnt the Dolphin (Aaaodated f m a Photol ton t r * i thought wa« an on emy elronghold.” Lieut. Robbln* a* tb* Corpora •aid. “Sj'tnc’hlnit had th bo don* nukkly to inform the Dolphin It to it* ( n f f k jfnfW f Om Story Of Quick Called Symbolic OfThe'Marijiea Issued t Any Other Many Years TO*tportitlon dNIalon In Efta* - pgaMnia an aacellant • barometer that above • 'w a ll on th* rite." a*Id I-pointing to tho yolam* of I'-tBtCBMpltahed by hla of* COE. PALMETTO ATE. A 2ND ST. PHONE SO*—TOE QUICK SERVICE SQUASH Jb. IOC Grapefruit 25c 1 5 c Carrots bu. SPINACH Washington Short Rout Visitor In •Cabba^t lb 25ct Apples 3 lbs. 25® [•MACARONI 3 pkg*. Maid S P E C IA L | J 1 W 71 R O A ST E D V ^V ^ J iiglt O’clock Mild A Mallow" n a iiA / p n ^ t A AVI 1 f S Z jR -J 1V|- *■ I C.R0UN1 Red Circle "Rich A Full Ilodlrd" I No. .2- Capa Bland.* * #PR ESH LY Bokar NEW NUCUO CORN 3 CO FFEE Pan Sausage or Hamburg WHOLE LAMB SHOULD! BEEF OR VEAL STEW COMPOUND LARD ROLLED RIB ROAST SALT BOILING RAi lb 1FOOD 3 cans 2fC SYSOAP 4 bars 17c Pancake Flnir 2 Dkgs. c cutfefe re»Oh VytoiJ Western I/IIN or CLUBSTEAKS lb. 19c ShouMer 111. » T' . Briaket R ib slb .l5c r T 11 ' \ Hominy CR1TS lOJJ tall can .10 lb3e’ 10c POTATOES f liltaUle- » - m i p m v ie». a ton* OMATOES 4 cans 2flC BANANAS ONIONS* 3 No. 2 cans 25€ LETWCE 4 lbs. FLOUR pkg. l i . t . a*, a i i u *a( haw « cto r a t t r Cocktails 2 cans 2 M o' r ' u I u *. riiiu.iM « emm* • ‘i ,. ■ 3 lbs. 10c 3 for 10c La GARS CLOTH atS^ANpORDTAvE1 lb. |5 c & 18C SPARE RIBS lb. J f t W lb. 13c LAMB LEGS lb. 27c IKS lb. 2 8 c Lamb Shoulder lb. ICg .“ 7 lb. . n l f t w i u . r a . Praoiu IT c BOLOGNA - lb. 13c rbah>for.... ±r. No. 2 Cana Stand. "Vigorou* A W inay" itevlr. JWMF A Ws 1 LSphghttU 3 pked. LOW P R IC E S ON A M F.R H 'A f^ F I N E S T - » F R E 8 H L V " ^ ^ to “ T Ass’t Soups•». 3 for•. lif e acvrr Toiurr TISSUE 2 rolb 1 |C V M H k S f MAID SYRUP, jar 2 U FLAKES 2 pkgs, 2 ) t 5c i. ■.*» - , . M I L K :- * �IB B SANFORD UKRALtt, SjrstemAdopted throughout U.S. Radical Changes In Lending Practice ; 'Noted- III* Country Mconlinf to officials at tka Pad. boQdlng and lean association* i< m l Hwuhie Administration, r*» Wblla fiw rittn d rd ovar the full **aU the Intern tine f u t *k*t the of M jrvara ailrwabli utw amortised tingle mortgage b***d <**r the B o n in g Act and virtually on a high percentage cf a cor. naM for the (0 percent o f aprectly ntlm ated appraised Tatar P**M value whkh W the m a lt­ ha* gain'd almost un’rtraal nl0m °*der the Homing Act, aom* adoption In thia country building ada loan association* an While the long-term amortiMd] * " » “ » .« T ” * n rrtg ag e act;ally »as not lntw .1 *“ **" p to*iP*» * * *“ • » « * of doced by . the Nalhmal Hooting I Aci, t K law at least .erred A T d I « k „ " T * advantage the »thlei. on ,Wcfc It has r l d d i s '1 2 2 7 T*110p *nd., *"»* out ®f to nation-wide acceptance by In. *?*nf**]d practices Is the due trial leaders whether they *H«»iaaUon. to a considerable do. a_—a. _|.1 .. .. . . 7 i n t . of. dAIWtnmi AirtMtlllrn HD, F T /)R ID A DEMPSEY’S BABY .UNDER GUARD ataacas, ouch as meats, may at of tha Hollywood Country Club, I automobile in which he art's rid . the termination of the then ral e a t killerl ycsierday when an j log turned over. transform ations Into! veil in tai-'llam 'eave -n arid resldu | l.'ut v -hind sil nf these ron‘ atdtiation* stands the fact that acids ha : their ennitr rite to pity in (liar n phv-tolory. no le u im portant then alkalies. One can fndied suffer fr .m alkalosis (the 11 Races Nightly Except Sunday jf d M T o f •tf»Taii»TiesT"Sk' fitfJ. I I acidosis. At Betatifnl j I ’nless one is willing to study thorojjrhly and eunipletel, the In* , trk-at* subject Af physiologic chemistry, one had I etter leave , the arid-alkali problem J one. NEAR I-ONGWOOD I If one's diet includes a variety • of fo r *, * ith a» milk and milk (On U. S. 17 or Stole Kund, J> prv-l'-cm. veg tables, fruits ar.d Pont Time 8:15 Stthry Adim-mion i5 Cento m elts, ne need not bo conerremd with acids or alW ios. No Minora Allowed (Tax Included) America’s Fastest Greyhounds Santord - Orlando Kennel Club Track THIS AD IS GOOD FOR ONE AOMISSION WHEN PRESENTED WITH 10 CENT STATU TAJ 'ent-Tim m Owned, cunt The No. 1 HIT Special Of The Week! Fresh from the chum —and how kiddies do love it! |m CASH GROCER' AND M E A T M A R 412-M ar. 20-21 “ « * /• 406 SANFORD AVENUE Old P u k im —WaltrfrMiad Jack Dampaey'a 19-month aid dauQhtar, Joan Hannah, was placed undtr heavy guard at Atlantia City, N. J attar th* former heavy wolght champion w it warned cl a purported plot to kidnap her. Hare’* a recant plctur* at Joan with her daddy and methar, tha fenetor Hannah Williams of the stage. (Associated Press Photo) How’s 'Your Health •wire1. Jcw 9|.c««tp.oaa -**Canccr has cch- lhI t„ b LARD2 lbs. n r enim til I ip e fli- " All For 19c. ti’lU 7£“KiS5i Paand t.*n«n> .trd t.i aimth > 3 3 * 1 ttoounU1' t* mystery *<>,f ' i FO RREST GATCH EL’S: SPRING i HOUSE C L E A N IN G iA LE ! ! BUTTER Apple Butter ' nll“* n fjo n g c r f.» r that u , - .......... w en ti » rm al ettkpaaaos tha wit f man,' i ni , Uno?" i • <• t> Dpt W, Gy.1, liiirrl, r <•( tl >* uallcnt ' Hi Iteporla ta n o M research, fun i sen*# ->ui a Ik Qtglaml. An * bxtni« i f In, f ■ vy«tcni Thn an 'b t o of progress miiln in n m n Hunt’* ip stlnn atlldjf follows: A* fa. as thi .. Ib e pehsimiani with whieh both **" deneetene1, I public and rn d lriL pt ife-ai-Mt th i ,li> ich nr> viewed th . ciru*cr pcji'^-iu at tin- while tb"■<’ t f 1 beginning _f thu rerctiry can hnrd art* skulinc Vt lyybc .'fiVlWlatrd I.J a y Thu Jin f as .irntlsl treme eunfuslnn of thought in this ndoqu.'. suppl) field warranted mv,ch of the |io-«i stomach as of mum, Thirty years ago it nn* ,•£*>•! Inleatlnre. thnugfht i y many lhak e a n rrr m i l TV,. (-bended s 'd isfr* . Ilmi’cii to hyin and f lu ' p!-c,»tnth( tt occurred only in rlvlli.i'd ■ |y nn-i i ■ nt|” iilif». Tb* d“T ,im««ion w* n --ywt imp it ml jgjdarprcdJ, a> it -till la' 6 i!« maa. j a b i t w e r in -'y y .eio n todsv t^ia^. cii« vr lu tir'in '1*ty rJa sin c rapl lly. M leC t* 4 i. XtAut rT a lk » v jentm on f t U}.v>, Into th ■ J^milieis vnel"clncpr h.iiiu'C Vi naiuiaallr havn mnrt c'crythim r ivn, blap -d fin it. Citrus fi PEANUT BUTTER SPEEDY OATS A POST TOASTIES GRAPE-NUTS Flekei CABBAGE • if. lb ’XXX A Old Fashion Drown Finest Granulated Land O Sunshine ,__l, 1 Qupntity Rights Reaerrtd K iaf.’s Snappy Home Grown ...-jjr.m . c l e a n se r X for 9c LETTUCE Super Suds Small Pkg. Onions Auto Repairs Carrots Oxydo1r b Fa. York Apples 3 Stnka Coffee MARTIN'S .j 3 Crisp Gnrcn-top At A Frlc* Yrei < «a Hear O ne la r g o Bis* Firm Yellow Fr*>»h Stock GARAGE P V ,B * r Top A II aIt Repair 7 Oak I. A. Martin Lava Soap Bothjf 35c Ne tR eana Frteh PRUNES A tlantic Penney • M atches 2 pkgs Cut Flowers ! and c u ' f’owcr arrangk 'i irunts tar ail occaajons. ~ j f lk e d F ta e Q u U ty Mrs. C. U. Kirtley Phone 3703 FRESH PERSIAN OATES AU Flavor* n . Chua Cheard*r— SOUPS 2 cans 25c Cooked Meceronf 2 17-ox cent 27c Baked Beent — '2 med. cent 25c Fresh Cucumber Pickles 24-ox 23c Heins Tomefo Catsup 14-ox bot 21c SuperSuds 25c Stokely Garden Limes 3 no 2 cent Ubby Seuer Kreut 3 no 2(/2 cent Norfn Maid Poes 2 no I 1 / ) cent Lyo Hominy, 3 no 2</| cans ‘ Spogkotti 2 15-ox glessct Icoborg Sardines 2 cant Hoppyvele Pink Selmon fall cen 25c 25c 19c 25c 19c 19c 10c PiHsbury . •SNO SHEEN Cake Flour Fee Easy Diaharaahlng— Is B a t 2 for 9c {Grocery and Meat Mkt OVALT1NE Tha Swiss Food Drink *“”35c - 6 5 c 8 P |C a A l-S T H R o tiiH SATURDAY O N LY jjtv*r v.-v' Kk 'ittt74^. _ 1 Ai'A '# “'r1’A M it • 3 for 1 j Prize-Winning blue Ribbon Beef! Roast lb, . JOC Roast lb. 2?C . ,» f«*k »T* Roast lb. 25c CHOPS lb. 3 0 c FM a*M Bought Lest Week In Jecksonvile Af the Al-Floride Fet CeHle Show! Friae winning Blue Ribbon Beef flteera, bought at (be Cattle Show by Jon#*Cbambliaa far oar markst*. Government Inspected, Blue Ribbon Stomped, jfaifc tod quantity, coma at once fo» yourtl Roast"* lb. - f a SaiAage lb. 25c STEW lb. ,2 3 c BACON lb. 3 9 c tjv * Wekrtk f-v t WfcUo iM P tb ; a Bibs m Coffee in glass ja r 28c Bt'.* SOAP CHIPS. w ► . m ran ^ jy!m 7 »■ Bacon * * HENS lb, 28c BACON lb. 19 c Blue Ribbed Lola, Club, Round1 STEAK lb. Hamburger, Hauaage or BEEP POT ROAST lb. Ctob Bttek or Borf lb $«H Boiling Becon S5c lS ftc | CHUCK ROAST lb. J 5 c Lamb She mu Rindlie* BUctd Brsakfaat Tender, Blue Ribbon Churk lb 2 5I IcWr II Boaod and Rotfed, lamb, Veal or Beef Roasts lb W e tfe m Pork Lebt R o ast 25c 1 2 ft 1 lb . �'or County In rrar t ' .4 r „ 1? * M i l A llf. b In lh*f i*’ofJ,p*n10 Defense of Outer Mongolia la a t ” trMn* '«»«*«•■ » to the ito*. HOLMES CONFIRMED •’?* WASHINGTON, Mir. 1 —Ov»r the heated objrctlons rf, • ’ ' Etna tor Bilbo (D. Maa*.), Ova 8*nato ron firmed the nnmlna- T •ton of Federal Judge Edwin K. * :j Holmes of Miaatuippl to (.« i» * > |E Judge on the Fifih Circuit Court. ./*Ti P W r f c |N * r | ) W L O O K S r O r " m i l e a of' ybbrngHioad, n u ttr of LtaVes Hospital I ,r, <, m •>a *' OCALA, Mar) t t . —-(A1)—George Timaiarman, bitter because nobody belWW hbi ito ty of. being nailed to • woolen m a . by , and #f mm1 and• (old to'"keep» •"/ .717 trap ahrt,Mtoft a hoepltal hare ytator•tor I t l f r R> brere of treatment •ad want bona with retatlree to tt) Augustine. Hia parting abet at officer* who braMad hia tale of horror aa a l “/,k£ L V* P ? n M <if. a o ta la ty ,. waa T r a told them the truth and If they rfont belfere If. they can go hang." . O tilem did not aaak to prdvent hia depirture barauaa Sheriff 8. C M. Thom a* ..Id, “I don't know anything I rtuM charge him w ith* On MongoUan 5 X W f t J W S t t 1 ler Are CaUed hwdeaarter.t. mo*. Battle T e . t . i M M . t r l< hiM t j a P ^ bO o ’S . I m If Dn >a InevKdtto. but there J 7 “ * W A too- - - .0 w»t 11s military .uppllc ^F a "theoeratie" nvm- n ddhlat (hurrh held ao ra re |„ ptwar, Mongnllatturned to parlladeath of the "Wring Buddha” |„ S L Z *0UnnMai — « "« ^ to o rt of the cltshea on the 8). SUNNY-SIDE MARKET RATES VMIISI RAYMOND’ 'i ~ : ■- j .w a s• - s* p •is n teU c# ihat. lt will not toi- 4 h’itpdnide intaitoti of ICobS em ao eOhientlona that the denta an both UM .'ElberU n Mdhgoilsn border* are du* to eflited bound»rle*. f*n od deaf 1 MriL The Kraailhl toifcw i Urn frontier* tr a dearly territo ry . ' • Recording la Soviet accounts, Japanese and '.oral Manchoukuoan troops crossed the barter the nrxt •toy In purtull. Ten JspaneM . twp Manchoukuoln* and La n a Rul■Una Vere hilled Ih th e CghilAk Tokyo blamed the clash on a Soviet Irtvntoh hf Hahchoukuo. * I t has befn mad* d e i r th a t the Banian* would reject any eurgrsRI fo r revision •? Ih# border*, bey have proclaimed a w iling, The Soviet gorammant pro to ted ■ay however, to sign a nui-sgreahleh p a rt o r p irtlrip lU to M Tbkyo and t*o Week* later Il4 l rnmml '-p r InVestlfSllorif «hi«ed It* ton tula te t m t a l at MUldin. Incidents. V n t ecfleui of , ih# recent A a poke, men have nob worts to accusing JUW (lathe* on U>* Mongolian frontier ri W preparing w»r. Their kl Cbneem, Judging from ad (tatrm anU . I* th at Japan rm an r might make w ar on riel* Union MmuIUneouely. 8 s V a Japanese-German 1 have been received here | skepticism and famished th a announced reapoai why wa» that to the rtgton »f Lake-Her an Feb. IS .' Japanese accounts said l.ftoo K o n tb lih troops Invad­ ed Manchoukuoan territory, but ih* Mongolians claknad th at tha d u h resulted from an a ttto k cy 100 Japtnaa* and lfAtichonknoani on the Mongolian border post of Bolun Derm. . , 1. - .Negotiation*, for. aatllam ant a! IH# MengelUli-kLhchouhuoan bdrd fr dispute broke, down Nev,’. *7 H t t . i f d w f l|.m aintain*] ha as 1. 1 . ___ **.. u _____11_V-—»j Ik* disposition of theeu Mrtua, number posted to the Fh) ,ed tile (onfkreM* aftar* Monrolu * I* gene rail, bellevkd to sateed Sad rvjcttmf a lipanes.-^ihcjAUJtOQ and may total 400,900 kuVi.n propoaa'. to rent permaneni . t There (a also * strong air "observer* Into Mangolle. “ At tha time, tha Mongolian re­ ;* In tha E ist, with perhaps » p an ts. . • parts slid, the Japanese and Menk . navi) beildtog program hat cjloukuoan* threatened Dir HidVi to force and occupy Urge. It la generally Conceded th a t to case of e wnr with Japan, the Soviet Union would have a hard tim e ' defending • Vladivostok ■gainst attack from the air and ihe sea. lienee, they h are built their vital m i itary cantors Inland, JafBif’fr Visit L E G A L N O T IC E repaired .1a . T o a s M i o n j u t T t M c a l l , by :ne wto realty taow* bow ms a e rw e ta t. M a r t i e s i s ▼tile c it y o r i.o iru n o . n o a . Briggs Jeweler, Mag. A**. lu a . to r u .L vacancy i s o r r i r a o r c tv v o o u R is e to * . HBMSTITriUNO. yd. fc | Hreaa r.w. . ■ . making—huuaoflrrtaea, 75c each. I 1 H o alllNllOLNKQ. aa Mayer Mrs llrrtha River*, cor. Palmettn •<r ms rtly of ii**f»rd. Plertda. I s rttH ta ftin Comptroller Lee For Comptroller TALLAHASs IB T Mar. I f c Comptroller J. M. Lea haa annonneed hie candidacy for re­ '‘ WA8HINGT0K, M*r. 20. — election to a second ten s. With the Job of raising the nnAppreprtotJon. for •slebllabment •f thk first of a otHea of ifltni pferedented turn of W.OOODOO t« Army plr bate* throughout the n*> ly complotod tn spite of faUorw of Itoh under the Wllroz Art ap­ the (tore ta* to produta avallab # I pears to fte blocked at this laaalon Florida’s school teacher* pm tical - 1 I* eonjplotod Insplte of fsfluTa #f rrnd*, the state comptroller today took lima out R> Iseua a brtof an­ nouncement. ,• Striking boldly—Just aa ha has through three year* ef ftntndal strlngtncy that hare seen kto ef. ferta rewarded iy o balancud kod- 1 get, fell payment of more than a 1 mUliod dollar* of old bl.I* and the Mate now discounting it* current bill*—«h# comptroller * issued h tttof statement to the voter* ef the Democfetle party predlfcatlag his appaal on tha record of hto per* (pnninr* on hit 1032 Pledges and tha achlovementa ef the past 40 months of hia comptrollefahip. .Tbriely, hia innouacement re­ news the pledges of that campaign four years ego—pledges that have witnessed a performance record (tattling In this ag* of pelitke when platforms are usually mada to ride into efflc* tod then be abandoned. ForCounty Cbminissl State Treasoret s r5 * E rs 8 S & u rc ra te s r For Railroad Commissiom For State Senator over your mind .ve that radio ttttiB d, root Bod bear fruit bi some Speaking of seeds roqiin yollrs for the garden yet? ft some of them nqrr. Hqw.abw p o ^ r im im f ^ e n there’s Ui I R. DUPREE J . PARRISH l.aylrv Mash f jg , Horae i w j . , -• , u p< Hairy i . « l gt.ns . Oi,|. r llaby Chick* now '** our police pupa. Tiu.iio Jack I'ut 8 |». M MIAMI, M ir. 2(L -(A P » -B o h • t t W. Mlaks. fptotol toreatfkj tor to th e U ndberg caae,Jtome to Mtoml Thut»«Jny for tL# Jvowe< fram es Straightened Wheel Aligning Factoty Trailed Mechanic Inspection Free tv yiis : ro n c m r r r r r o t ’OT in AUb s a u iv o tn is rm . such place* are especially e*posed to Italian tombs, according tn n report received here from Dr Mvlsndvr heed of e Swedish Hed Crq<s unit. Hia report atlte* thet It ha* be­ come practically Impossible to tend the sick end wounded on the southern freak ----«— ' “When the Norwegian ambu­ lance wanted to inreed a Re* Reoresentathne. State Legislature m ie n p K s a ln v o t n sne akn ;l— A u to m o b ile* . n KNaaiiMOkii, aie wi” u*. __ . —— — I.ndsals. 1931 CHEVROLET Dual Wheel. Tw.nlr-lhlrd Av.au*. RlrmlaeoM imn o r pl -b l ic a tio n e r long wheel baee truck. New * W tc n TO APT BAR. . Tire* and Tig. *278.00 Reel and _T" Pre* P. 8 s . m l . i i r an* Abb U. Son*. Ml W. F.ret St. Lasnlaeer, "BI. wtr«. - .............. M il...Nartk k*m. Alabama. , T«K! AND RACK 0 7 T0U a r e . h .r.k r nnlsrec «*J reevIlYe to a*. 1 p .sr on April tth , A. D. 1114, to k. kill of fom plalal tllsS a s a la s tl I'A IIIU E MeCRAY. colored girl, •you In Ike abnv* emilllt* m u m .' wants house work. 917 Cypress. sn.1 Tb. a«B(nra IleyaM * It harebWklrk.ikls K.U; ,lf? * UJ I*1* ■**•#•*•! I* B rJ.r >ksn be nnhlisli-a 10—-h 'lo w rr a n n d IH ant*. or... a wash for tour M |r4eneo-u. |l«* week*. I Git BALK: WurM beater p< WITMKM my hand as CUrk of • ki. i.'carl an* ik . neat of sato . plant*. Casper, 3J4 Cha C....M al asnford. FletMa. this lie* • u >r ol r.b ru a c r. A. D. IMS. RDOn b a r W * *- . For Cotfnty Judge Sanford Market Report youriHon Farmara asaia MarkeL Teleekeaa T ttday, Mar. I*.' t i l l . ’ llally report or ruotUD A trelta * liftk M i. asrtol saaemklsr* a *4 *d reef tabu* a t tha naatard M ir rk n eetV W kekeale I U r i . i dh«p dialers k r s I I I mdlag al l t : t l A. M- today, a* a to n ed by J. U. MMbael, maaeler. I* U* P ederal-llale Marh.l dews aervUa: IN lag: r u I La* |* srals, | t . t | . g Attorney MESSER UEL A. B. WILKINSON. ff l gt 4 —I*i i*. t.riiiM ^,1 im * ■M tecn-Terbs-BaUwlac be. kashsts. | t . | | . | | |*. V»ANa: (LIMA) Fla. be. kmpra Faedbeekc •« * , IM s -li a* puursr, li.T e-ll.il. •KANBi I tN S f ) HuobIU* llgki RIGGERS :--tXX’.‘tSrisitSMfiS s r i’a .lts-’i,'.’;,?.; HAND fr r p T r o iS m ir cu rb . (BEAM J. LEHMAN aftjgfc.ftL..tM ..r ;f f rmdpa 4 , l D 'V » V . \ ! v w S * c ; v n r i v e in * , in 1 H v t r i a r . IK.i -noh COKFOIIATION, s rorp-i-.ttun urasnisMl an* ealstlna • Tl xEDO FEED STORE • e ( s r Ik. laws nf Ika lis le ef Phone ;.J8 Artade BlJk- N.w Turk, rta ln lllf Ga LEONARDY VimIT Swankytwig g la tm I Ethiopians Now Shun Shelter O f Swedish Red Cross Stations ih* ritjr of B««for4. FK»fI4a. rniel h«v* r«n«o4 to bo atfll«4 h«r*(o STOCKHOLM. Mar. 2 0 .- M 1 Ih* m«I of ih* **M Clijf on (hi* Ethloplens on Iho southern war llih 4my of Moreh. H|| 8PE(I\US SATURDAY ONLY B. O milNHOIM R. front are refoHnr to stay In shel­ A* U«Y»f of Ih* Cllf *f laaforf ters marked wttk Red Cross * t'< *•» ami Carry |*r cea. rWrMo. ^ 8»«‘ri’ ..... ... U.w Att*a«! emblems, being convinced that ^ Representative, State advertiiienven H IL L h#fpnn»N Ml w? hnod •• Map* "f Magnolia Are. A 2nd St. W.WARE F ra m e & A lig n m e n t h»t*bf proclaim that a •pteU>l • l-rf Ion will h# h«V4 i l it* Cl If C-mmlngloB-ri' room l« the C ttf AM WRECKING house, Corner lu ll ..| ih . City of Saalerd. H urt^ French .ml First SL Wallbrar.i, da. ,.n lh« Hth Any nf Apeil, I***ih. purpose «» the vaA etal imifing, doors, windowe, tor r , . q la ih . offtee et Oily lumber 1 ml brick foe sale. m i.slen.r «r Mid city caused by ih . ,1. alls %-t the l l . o n t l e T. 1. 1 11, m s. City ComailnJeaer. >M Numrrou* requests rhm pl.i. his e»«spirt* term The r-.ll. will he npea roe eettae a t require u* to again la . ahn.e nasned .lir e at m » s . feature ap;cial thirty A. M.. Raaltra Ntaadard Tim., sad close SI saadaw* "* CHERRY CREAM PIES •alii iltlf eleo lets of other l! r u v b . w t WATSON. SPECIALS m<t J UKCK Hbyi bv ih* n o rnm m lac|oitr« ia In lr you don't want ta •MflBfi. mM W MeII IN NON l>« d aappolntrd h«« aa eiarb of • OME EARLY ial< rUrEon in wrrNRiui w n r n e o r . i bar* SALLY’S BAKE SHOP D b t i i c t N o. 8 MP Oyer Session for Inmber, roofing and building mat.rials of all kind* call on us. H*r* you'll find' th« moit reasonable price* and bee*, quality and Ike quickest service. »«t>r«KN nr.ttvtcie. * tn.f St. W. B. WILLIAMS Another Term 2nd & M YRTLE Wtarvlew Aw .serving e jdh ej*U prtifonipllelty to bf Ur. SanU - n— - editor. t)r ■**Jafil*‘’ ’of m Lindintom 1 begitldlliins -c tn Building Materials* 1— A nnounce ta ett la. iTT v ^* YOUR'WATCft Miami Investigated 1 tnttnfi •x£a~r.'.s.-r~-. - m a c s u L (FUNIE) STEED now In now-dttlgn . the sew Swankywant to collrrt a while you're doing , get anjiulntcd I tb d ll I t r e n 1 th e delicious .r a f t C h s e ie preada They’to it r V i l o u i fo t M G. SHARON Jwton ft*rdkr M ri ir in Hi On Grodekovo region, KM fctlka W * w mt of Vtodlmtok and not far S im Lake Khanka, th e re on hhiry SO sharp hand-to-hand fighting occurred kftar a fciantlhowl Company of Manchoukuoan soldier) killed their Jipanaaa offtoara and found refuge on 8oviet ivmm Cut Flower* Snap Dragons— lb Iphinum— Stock and other varieties. M rs. H. E. R ussell ''n r 3-M-J Celery Are. McCI-ELLAND • t .g V IM K xr SNOW?S PAINT & GLASS CO. a.:: ry.,s, ssrfe 04eA ..f 'll.. elaid.VJl 'MII'Lb. H i IF — M te e lla n c o u * f o r Rdl*. ’* -eri*^.* mm!■ ww i •• — • -m ~ r 1*(m ere Yellow cr»«bpeek. ad*. , t* bnsI' i . CRT BIO of the peets. Usa BATN IP, R U n liJ r-tig tri Hardware L , u u , , T“ : -• r r ^ w i E R R iB B ; r u . viei* aioot- Circuit Court ttoi^Rias)\'U “ S s r D«**iy c u r b w il.l . PAY cash fo r «ee(nd h a n i ,________ ___ hand pianos. P. O.-Bog U 3. v o r n * to r w R o m a k . y a a • ats: 1. *w leas. , ', , W A STED TO BUY: Secen.1 bard s t a i »: n r ricvnii.A . ■.•, i v i ’NTr n r nKMiNOta, J a y lry Toi In gnm( (oadltlnn. You as* .a rk a t n f , era ta r ty Mt>. J . B. Eve. U | - # 7 e.iliri.4 and r a e e lr e t. la *re*wwf • nv cl.tn.0 a ad demaaia WMth WANTED:l I t f t i t t j •ccoitd hand belt ^ . Glee de­ f o r d oniiAkr. l w « o *i, u 3 m scription end beat price. Boa “Belt­ s*id «*"«»ir, ta ika ( i i e s t y J e h i ing, ' c*y* Herald. m. r.BfB-a n a rid a .' 'wMi.l* V ahr 25— K»chnnjr». ^ r-ni.adtr m..aibk ft eat ifc eat ’ *r ! ’>• f lr.l etiM leattM ito u ta si ) led. W IL L TRADE piano foe nato. V.»«u>’ claim nr Ask..4« taX If!* VVjr I Un» I* b u n n lo w s i t e new, wvittne7»M me*t ttare m k 'V v e - r r*.M<ee« end M ir efftea ah. •tandird make. P. O. Boa M2. to Y u n o r it t m t t io t to a t . • ly r o » PAMUON ■O WHOM IT MAY OuXCKHN: Nolloa is a.r* t» . alv.u Ikol Ike indersleaed will eeplv le iba mare i l panto** o. u » a t* ., ot •terUa. a« »k. ».*• r.eu iar • » • • nr St Mid Duard. for a tardon nf n( from ik . otfeam w ilt whlofe ke u*4eratoe*d *>• a b a rt.a •««. I.'ted sad *eate*red. at tps nprlRd ’.rm. a. D. tali, ef. tk* f.r-w.t *oarf Twenty-third JudicUl c ir . HNKTWi aapytlss esederalc damaed SPECIAL to# March. New Pot* Biilscat a, market ueady. I U rrlalyy. flnlah elrglric rang* . p»r dea- - tnseckii. bast tJu erdiaavy (s a°v<- muelly lh-(*v. grtN A cNi n e New EeuUod k t * *>950 Installed. Randall Elrctrie «Meumiri*|* lypec be. hmprs feRUCOOUl t i c b e bmpet, meetly lth Oanllkk to the Irm er* to December, tM.l, ONION81 i q n m n n * . ner doc • bunekec IO«-f*C. r .w ISc. North, era ysllow, I I lb. kies. Il.te . SM» ae*Blsk type. Il.te. Callr»latw w a n ... i n . PAItaUOTl ria . pec Sne. i u . f r * . lle-lee. Lara* h o c lie. rAIISNII’i Northern l.u. busk-... •t.tt-ai.iB. r*ABl (OREEN) r u . b e bmpr*. I l .l l - l l .i l : poorer. |Ll*. I’ECANii ti c per lb. ttH c - tlc FEPfEH ai noooll.e llaki. Semand moderate, m arket el.ady. Won­ der, b e II l l . l t . l l . few h —• - » . » . IM b e r r tc , renry ( I t s ItT I, < rtN u rru to i r « r ie n ice sm ..*!•# ll.tl-JI.1 4 tNrTATORa* Mupiillee light' d.maud goud. r.1 «rkM slruu w*J’la-JkC.bsB*rs Bllae Triumph. I* . ii.iv ; Botrif 91 #v*9l*1l u »• " • ItADIiMES y u . ear ka.k.t, 1 e „ haasksc TS<-II.*«. RITA DAOAa: n * bulk b e IJr ’ MINNIE I, nDIIAM. Adi-1'Btslratfle nf Ik. F o u ls u t tim o u n r o n o odmam. D*c.as<d. i/X^. # • •* W #-*■#» aMV ■* ,*'ee*• *T* H H u M n 1, • 1 ■. • - • . . 4 I 1 , c,. ’A r s f c ‘‘ *o»d seed. nfarbei at m m . r» c erseae* d ■ur-.ipg. **w r,r t a n o f r iv r * 1 3A-Hoo*t» for 8«lt. _ | nap EXCEPTIONAL heme ownere *+* »•'» - opertrni’.v. Two 8-room b o r-alowav. Eeeh m edneilv vqelpped. Tn cleea an eatato. Can be p a n rh**id eq a e tiy aoailnal rvak tuela. Located la Edcewood. Thi* ia « e i u r> e r totnwdiete InvetU. ra tie * , fl. C. zrs&zz SHORTS < as* 0 * 1 How long will yob contlnuo to logo fHU Oxtro valuo? T h i • A im N itro g e n If) e y e ry Io n o f ' A R C A D IA N . T H E A M E R IC A N N IT R A T E O E S O D A . M l m t Uhe e x tr a « « h . I v l le l in N a 3 2 6 o f th e O di» r »n j t I o f A flric u lh ire a n d Im m ig ra tio n o f ih e V irg in ia { ^ > o rti th e c a s h v a l y e o f thU e x tr a erbetT It j**:Tr i: 0 m m M - �Rescue Work Iri Flooded Z ones Cause Surprises of Indtpcwdone*.. Va*'Ai •w»»f f » m aga. Mr. U Harris Says Club Is The Best Of Any! ; Jtii .Last 13 Years ] Olfcsf • _____ 0*0*1 lito rltlf -TrOlfW . t o r , u ia i . « m i H i. CHAACM - U . J i m O ‘ l.o u v r ■■.ipit u o cti By STANLEY .HARRIS W ’. rih tT M O w lr» trite* that h« l l k n it a* t «tl»e U « » • cf "headerh«, *«Ctl«ll Now te*d fiilin f. biltouM*'**." y -And 1 take it D I fr«l « ■ w ib tU b lf after a ‘h<aoy W N ** add*. -I rtprriolly •ick t y. I t . cortaifY ^ Wrt'a !»••»>» *>»• pentnmila, M in in j BJbofc-Dnocht ha* b«n'<; ea hand for til th* bm Q r th* ham* of Mr. W. A. l*a ---r- th at PI -idn rHI-eA* t r ■ 1004" <»*♦•- 0 ULAN DO, Mar. JO,—UP) —It "mo:# fertin a rly sitjvlcd thin »t>y| I bo r-rtljuloq* for me to et-U helr rte uhlwr* :r th r a tr t h» in n t' to f m n o t w hen Waeh- declared. it |a He d tjr j f th1* n g l'ff will ftnlah ‘n the IIW H ill to cm ! t i t lii re U ’ eofV. Am>ffcaa Iro^iio race, but l i t . -------nrombk tbot tb l Club will eu.* a > *•* mi-o w r y w o . It’* a l o w s C l £ V C I 1 S 0 n H i lid W i t * t « m . Tho hi- « tlry t* th ■ p “»*: . 1 h ir e b» n ' .t« managing ciobo ntw for is ^ T . 5*Year Sentence , — _ , T jf »m w . m s t a r * P r i ‘3 irih ul I into Uiio one m tho moot n te ro tliiv otto of them oil. it •r “ ■ ,~T _ ihalt t l > .« » pr- Mtoon*, pr, " iK h . t Mom- n td : 1 Bnl'^ Ud. ? WWw . a man u n - f W Draught it co-d" R i> borautOi ha rtm nr.hcn 5 „ t| orowp-* rjfrw M n r. rolitfci r brought la eoaellpalion troUW Ita b i n f l h a rt felt becauiy it a olrtplOp W b lazatWo, w m niti In eotnpwi ion and acti that thentand. anti tb o o u B s' man end oramin prefer lt>wb< a I n i U t t b ereded.—Adr. . ir1- ‘ *'*J •f-i g. teotlor. I. *n . « rnthuriaa •. 8'evewmn wk« , i „ „ TV k arVv t It wl 0,f lh» » * « North D*. Kan-to. T c-,.,. J r | , . £ o H h T *~ -» J , r <- „ ! P , of <n M>«-rien-e. •*. few grry Itel-* on »|M iR t * n , , r ln, . ^ “ __ , .1. .P moroy and John D. Humphrtoo. (Aoooolated Pro** photo) “r. r-trf what It e«wld mean. At .Vat time radio wa* fa it UP AND OVER TH^ BRIDGE! ( tbo m rotlru Uat night *aw m ay Kajr, the ono dog wMri M faoor.il to win tho T rst an b it 11,000 Contra! Florida C r y . Fuad Derby of Apr, A eliminate 1 9 U>« nimh .rent, the flrat 0.' •r elfm mtion race*. ;**««/ Malone, Cbane: Charlie. Kflcmr Dele and Miai Way Be md wofo the (utertiful four ! » * n the flrrt t*«t, and Bunn/ (*y,, U dy Tram*, Skinny.Barjay an I C*r:lr*» Wager we ) M fne» who were *1 mlnated. r Tonight’, e n til.t apd aoltcUona llth the h t t f r capitalited «i u> fct»'W>»l«h should finlah r» the lH itaJw. i S 1 S w »S n o * 7 jK iU tfx W f te r mil* (tin t a L v u * il <lniitr»). H,.ir v |,,s m*oi*r. BTntrictiorii m ' *»»Jja rn tN a * m T V J h : co rsh t i r ’ o It* r « A 'nd tlo led'riporim m tt w i t ror.etmed with U (Wflrer f*,|. S r« n Itet.w .j 1 - 'h e f - . ritnnr. ' ' " ' • • I t a** h-tn Itoll ,**>e*<(* n -tttir FlltM O fde.r ■* Lads Wanting Place On Program Advised T 0 Attend Practice All tbo** bov* who would IHt-i , tu. r u*Ht» w d t , at, ait;. lo ib o e tr on the prngnm at th# •*. BO.v n i k | | A r r 1Hj WP)uV i- ," T"rw*» t ' R <**• ntr. JI'V«rr h .t r®: V U H ] *f»po Ik hi* t o’l hi ciift 't I im ‘around !r lt» *vl rt-ie e.e." When jP h A .tl^ i; . etc p-r f(e|otl h.-i ho -eo T tb rit 1>pj» t» * m n t •M 17 it lur IniHoilu* *2j »j ,A1 IH pioil hr a^ v, “I jutl wait Atr(e.lcn lo hvr-‘ th) b jn .fi: «f Tail Occupants Must Pay Rent Or Get Out .'tianr* * r( n .e ir* ' i*.,»!•*•**’ U *a« jetr/. ’"of're I M S •• ■poelil b:xlnd. *hjw to <« 'protinted n**t Ti *»rt*y oVenlnr* a— adtlqed by Co«b S. | n, Wllklr V -ilt came with emilster.t, haul 1 TWALTE. Tr-lend. Mrtr. drilling. J . n a Hill an I Wilton I ,MM ....... ... ’ IU* l! o Took good In thd-OJt. taken to fure# 70 mrwnn* elth-r •fill. To jail nr pay • r*nt. A» to p lchlng, r e i n ', toy yet. The InmVee of ’V " d w o w xccpt that wo ahotll hay* a H im "by their own rho'ce. When trong etaff. Newajm, Do flhoug tho prie-m wa* abandon*.! two ‘-d Link* tho Id bo able to a ttrt y-«re ago, b-eau** nf l*-k ef ut Winning.. Whit hill and W at*, m ’pril*. teve-al famllle* m o'el r appear In flnr ihape. I'm .high Ini’ i . . n Ihe chaneii, too, nf Henry uppi and Dick Lantghan, whom rat* a> a pair of the moil ;\imhln,r ysung pitcher* In liar?•II. . , Rl»-ht row, 'th# 1 iian t rnr* look* lik* a four-club fight ame’m ••■ton. 1 could n^t pick tven dhr to. yll, r.larolmd, N«w York and no 1 think ha* th* beet chan:* ut I do know thii: That wh.nyrr you haot n fa>r-cl *1* p»n -ant fight, ta o of t*nte cm tend ere iiually blow up aomawhec* long th* route, haying tho f in t llvlalon door wide optn for n lung ball club. Maybe Walking, on will ineak in there. r-.fb-r; | nirp b; r.ble relop.” . . CAPTAI* ARDMORE, Okla.. Mar. 20.— ((A P )—Am •'Ac*' Per-dlttofl. £9, nctorioua South we*tern outlaw, add Delbert Davie, jl*', held for tho fatal clubbing of an aged * Mhool teacher, broke from Ike ccunty Jail beta yeiterday, *j Puil-Pdihianed Slik TAMPAN CBAfH VICTIM MURFREESBORO, T*nn.. Mar tO.—(A>—WUI am Browir, 23, of T |m p i, Fla., I. doad, victim uf •it automobil* ecU'alo* n-ur See*. The youth dlrd fn a Murfrottboro W p itil a . few iw .n after th* d m “ B eat f o r lh * . B ooth’* STANLEY-KUGERS HARPY* A Rli < 214 S anford * V jt Bf M * W ■ _' * ■ -- - hidden machine ran* on a bat!!*-; oftro wlpsd out in a bank failoro ;i>*d, aad la pi r fort lug in air.'. Upon attaining d th n th lp , h< ■ liu fimlrr 1 b it weald scan tho joiaxl tba Kaliaar) Ootrd. rky for 30 milt* and aa auto- H1 don’t Ilka ta bo looked open <r»tle obwrrer Out would go! aa an alien—1 want lb ha a roga>ong -in unmanned balloon* aad Mar Amerle*a," ha aay*. ,;V ■aad plcturn of enqmy fortlfl. • It waa daring hta formatW aatloaa to oarth by uiivbten. ( ytaro la Germany white Ut a aummor Arnhym ptana ta ‘ World War waa being waged ,bn* bia radio llghi phono, d*-| that ha began to, draaat abool ■ Dalaty) Firfert.Atting! La< Tho R eglatratlon bocki or Seminole Com 5r * DOW -open fe r R e -re a lite rin g .. A lf per» MUST rc-refiat« r in order to vota In th a Ji Shadow Proof br.fju.Mi_r gTHnary, ' i iV -V ■r . ‘. ! ■ * (' a * ’*.<•'■- ., J•t jvl 1 [ £ o d k a f o r BAktcTd, P r c d n c t i 1 an d I 3fun «nch day (Sunday excepted) from 9 ' j i r i m , and from I P. M. ‘to « P. *M„ la WAV' .- 1 L>ia k*. vI*. T . B* Saturday nighi m Seasoned and Unfinished Lnnbety Itmlliltm*a MmlmalmL-_Ifmdbl^oA ^ " Diamonds And Wal Fine Watch And Jowofry Diamond Mounting A _ -wur in raii'Ki arc —•__ ' U n ite d L u t n b e r C o . W E R T -The ¥ . F l a t , S o r#it, wkhil * .en u * 1 'COR IL& PANTIES !J0} \ •*N*#1• *I CUICAOO. Mar. 20. —(API— Oona b*tw**.t air force* and tho FREH :*t NOS NAVI *1^ For cborrfnl, dean bitch* na—ao* Dodor A Cay’a Enamel lta eta/ la apply—It drRa quickly—and. •way to waah Radio ‘Eye* May Wage And Win Next* War If Young Inventor Gains His Goal agk jid). , 4 IkYO ■ Dozier he Gay's Quality PalniA L) B s 11V. tlo- DANDIT ESCAPES Dowager Gravely 111 Wl.h, ‘i ACID. ALKALI TOUR ATI UPPER 1* TRUE FRUIT LIMB EICRKT NEHJ MALTED CHOCOLATE , , MBS! SOOT BEER ROT^ ^^N^COM ■ ^ t HEMI TRUE FRUIT ORANCR TREAT YOURSELF TO TBR BEST �Sanford U H m Only Central Florida City Aff«*in* Rail. Elyh And Wator Traiwoorlailon ' AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MRCH 21. 1926 Children Who Hitler Invited See President To Submit His' Won’t Be Late RhinelandPlan' NUMBER Pestilence Added To Grave Horror In Flooded Ares TRAFFIC GOES NAUTICAL IN PITTSBURGH’S ‘GOLDEN TRIANGLE’ Permission Granted Locarno Powers Will By Superintendent Consider Counter To Pupils Haring Proposal To Plan Excuse Of Parents To Police Boundary Sanford Answers Ff " al J* Plea For Aid For “ 'f . 6* pi i o ft Stricken Zoi Hood S u f f e r e r s ' w _ — ____ j Police To Guard Station Platform — Mayor Issues Appeal Long Rope Will Keep Spectators 30 Feet From Special Train To Every Citizen Purse strings were ImseneJ 'anfnrvl today as J tt .L V >"du.«sS7 5 f i others." “Conditkna in the floor!, ed areas are deplorable, «re hare little conception of the terrible suffering there." he continued, “and remembering what the Rr.l Cfema haa done for ua ht lime of we should not hesitate for a moment In subscribing * to this m x x m s wMEFs i n t r 'l h in T a ie le . L e f f lO R t j. " . . . ,0 ou'' unfertuna'e neighbor*, Ih New England adjaffnt sleits." ^ a*J , marketing egrtem enl proposed b> Secretary Of Agriculture Wat Hut ' --------f lace. They callrd on all aaaocia Sixteen io y i ’whose fathers be- 1 lion* end special shipper* i f fill long to the American Legion ‘a ted with the eichange to do Ilkj havo signed an application for a wise. charter for g equadron of th e 1 By resolution the d irtrm n c* president of Alpha Eta chapter if Bon# of the Legion in Sanford. ----- :-------- —---- ------ --------------... T ^ 5r Phi Kappa Tan, natioaa) aoc al They gathered in the (Ugion Hut n v" i fraternity, presided at the Poundm i *I rri *»’# Day baaqdri In th* chaptar enthtiiiaatk sessk n, with Percy Hero, chairman of the Legion F o r A p r il X C rm Eone committee, presiding *sv.r n r . ,, , J! .n Petit Jury Drawn The charter application w*j to parmrant haasWeartere, but when It la raturnod it will bo kept open or Knot Ujo#, Ht. Mtra lUUd, »o other yosingateri can have tho ttonor of having | ^ | r n«m«i inn ^ O d M ^charter member, of 8qrwdhm M. Of County ( ourl Tht.fuHowWT vrnito of i«tn jl<r0rs for tho "A pril' term ..I County Court. Judge James J SKiroa prvildliiff. w u driwn tin j * , and Instruction* given th* .h triff to Im m iOBimofi«ekg ^ j . MoRory and O. E. Thurs- Thoee signing th* charter last Bight aad today are tha following: Thom*# Wight Mara,-William Hemp (Bobo) Mere, Ferny Ashteg Mere, Cary Trad Wight, Ralph BweM 'e Wight, Henry Bun* MeOH, Thomas Adrian Cabb, Wynn Wayne PsUar, Jr., Sdmael Armdd Tindel, Sidney Sanford Staf- WASHINGTON, Mar. » U ■Tha Labor Department waa moV ai.lespr.ad havoc today 1 t0. W o ^ t .1 ? J i v, ,L 'P H artford and Middletown, -J rmudlLs* L a # ^ ,orM* ' w’m; W-foot crest of the OU* ■ T *!‘ ‘" .flaVthe a ' time “- dVWr.to , “ y help diminished as U spread down; tnal. "now lu ff TO BBTTLB 8T 81KB ? *Pr ! h i ^ h ? tS l i ’ l^ 2 ,n h *hh , * * ! bu* n" * >j y « ^ h !°U ? 5 ? t a h t t 'K f i foreign eamdnry.l ■tee Park tti k* > ■. »R'fo .a.y UPS 1 .., .7 i_.J V BB** nr Tke AueetaleS h lW jl .l" feeing ^over WhM, the P lttab ■he floor 'w a ”s teidT‘"B rag .dUlTT‘ on. In * the | | | ( u7n h^, W '. no th ea.tam state.. tv „„e*tlcuti W m wrought ‘° w h « ” c v h and Denmark rx J .7 ! ” r ? aa d D en m a rk g a T e, evidence# that they tould n o t. han'lly approve. the propoaale 1 without dlgntlng them, Anthony' jik o f ta n fHmpea the Presidentr a w Of Pollen’Boy 0 . William, was getting Hady today to guard tho'ProsW ant's sporial train aa It PW*a* through Sanford. Ho hoe presided g strong rape about 400 feat long, and this will bo stretched r a n g tho station platform to ktop and Is Int sified By Snow West Pennsylva Sy the Red Crcaa. Memb.iv - i f T h r num ber «if flood h<W •rmlnule Chapter and other young *less approached 200,000 rumen anil girl* were slat lined st ((«>' |n n o rth eastern lilt various stra'eglc locatlms on ttt- [InmniTO estim ates to tal town town streets, ami Iwforr $200,000,000. T he death 1 soon little reit cresses cut nut of stood a t 167 In 11 Stat** t ’■per adorned the coata of nearly as rescue and rehabflititi very P*ran seen on the Greets wor|t wa!l rushed, o ffid sml in the stores and effirrs. feared tho tol| W0UJJ not) Sem nola County la asked hy With sto rm warning* \ y national headquarter, of the *he North AUm Vmerlrsn Rad Cross to contribute coa, t. and anow Intf rulfytayr l •dde. Other children who are net A row broke a t whan the t«c«mpnnUd by their parents document waa suhfn tted at a I thorld taka written eaeoeei to private eeaalon of the eo-neil. •ehool on Monday or the following Dr. Joseph Bock, foreign minday. ■ | le*.*r of Poland lad an Inc plant A* the schedule calls for tho a r - 1 rnr0,t 9p angrily aeetiilng tha Heal of tho President's apecla! Doe* mo members—Croat B rit.' hi Winter Park at »:lft A. M„ Franc*, Italy and Belgium -, Monday, It it expo-* y >-«t the °* tn ri"f to railroad the plan train will \ trrford wblchv ,h« . •hnM B:4A a V j . b ,. Insinuated, they are attempting, " S j m lJc M * sis tors contributed <0 the llsrstcr rslief fun.I brine raissd m o rn th h n 80 m in u te* late to crn n ,k» it," possibly only a rehaoi, RuperiniinJcn' T. W.1 f,,w n «tha. V ' annoaaead today. ; D iro rt within Ih a^o im atl of T*a acpsrintendant said that tha the league of Nation* waa d lv •choou would not be responsible eloaed last night over provisions far the chldrrn tod therefore aaldiof the Rhineland program mapped It waa advisable that thsir paroitVs! by rrpnaentathrta of tha four taka them to tha itatieo, if p<s«.: Locarno power*. t e t school' -e*rse, Thera should why tho children ■ . .u ..., ^ [ ? ? ? —?-** w. * ? "** V . w F1 r ^ V k S S T will ba a f lu e jv ___ . To Give Liberally Suffering j .. Schcol children who %*• to Allantb*, Coait Line rail­ road station next Monday morning in the hope of pettln f a (rlimpee of President Roosevelt as he p asses through on his special train to Winter Perk will not be maritejLtaniy if not would be “a. short aa tha British 11 they u iey are not b». no ronoon Homeless Numl N e a r l y 300,0 Donald Raymond fluffoed, !? Rrapaa, Jr* William Co­ rn Bream. Joe Nesbitt Tea- AW. t _______________ Fthbar W eiettne and R h m Than la a'ao * aaranUm Ut Funeral Todey For « r of the 8oae of the Legion Jack ^astltw r Keen*. Fcnacal service* fer Mrs. Annie Ixm Lard, iT,r pioneer n* dent of thia tear tea. who died y elu rd ei in her homo a t lMft Park Avenue, war* held f r r a the Erickson Ku. nerat Hem* a t I •’deck this at ec and tha Wdy we* interreJ tlB c e c ^ ^ * w a r i,t> ttc r , qiedes. soon, in Evcrgraew Caatctery. She was for manp years * member of the Methodist C W fh of Ebenesav, and the lev, J . W, Austin, pastor ef that’ l U n i . conducted th* 004) , 3 rd . Heg let ration book* , for Proclnrts I ami 3, Sanford, will be kept open until 0 o’clock thl’ evening. In th* biavment of tho Court House. < rlCt Krrii Thoms, and T, C. IU>ok -each ptaadotLAtll*.unlaBslar when. J “ " ; LaAed befAha CSkatg Judge "1 ieW Hary i today, charged with petit larceny, ch or- Bui pended fine# of f 10 were astaken | against each man! d hie ird of Fred Slplin pleaded guilty to­ il, the day before County'Judge Blgiron led in to aggravated assault and was year*, sentenced to pay * fins of (33 or S ails-; go to Jail for 00 days. ,h his ■ ken a Tbe weathar: Pair tonight and •on, Sunday | slightly warmer in exyears. I™m» north portion Sunday. Ex­ treme Northwest Florida; fair toarahlp Su«<1“F y»lr, warmer. “l memou, r 7*” " thi buxch, !OtUsh UINDON. j | . r. Nava Conference today approved th i firm] ifr if t of i new a liy ca r treaty and announced tha docu­ ment would oa signed hy the Unit­ ed State*. Great Britain and trance next We.ine.dey, Norman If. Ifevte, chief of the American delegation, announced the official-, reservation that the United 8tatee would consider her.Itlf released from -the 'la rg o cruiser • • holiday 'stipulation if Great Britain ehould build more than 70 cruisers. Th# treaty pro­ vide* that no 10,000 ton crutaers can ha built for elx year*. Missionaries Safe In Kunfftunff* China TAIYUAN, Shansi Province, China, Mar. 31— Ml—Tha Ameri­ can missionaries, the Rev. and Mr*. Claud* Thomas and two children, reported missing from the China Island mission a t IlwohSunday*# tldeai n ig h at 7:13 Men, ar* safe at Kungtung w hen A M BmJ 1A1 p M |„w , , , , w they Fed from bandit*,, advices A. M. and , l t » P. M, Monday*. raeetved here said today.*' lid**: High a t l i l t A. M. end S:37 • AUTHOR DIM BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 3 1 * P’ **- ^ € t I ,4# *»J 2:14 p- Mbi John Washington, negro, was «r- (AP)—Robert Cunningham* Gra­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 3L. rested by tha police this morning ham, British author, dlad of a lung coagaation. H* wee U . ir n ils s e * M Vena Wear! -Consideration of Uw ] Monday Set Foe Reconsiderstio Of Canal I Centenary Ju bilee *•• w -A vf ea to n »*of Mrs. Lord wa* bom in llaok n*- riTle/da, Nov. w, ip*7h, but but had. lived i« Bemini.lv County fee the-haet d f years. She ha>t been 10 fcr a le a t els months. Su-- must ala* be paid by that The rcgbtratbn boota *n Cttp Clerk Lamaoa’a offic 31.—Ml CUp Bell, but pell taxea ND record high leret of thlrtlH and one-hair feet. The wo bureau said the river waa let ufr. , ■ To thousands of rsfugeea <llrd in relief aheltera in Wkstw Pennsylvania and on down t Ohio Hlver a anow storm tod today brought a new * u w pneumonia. Water sheiUgdV many cemmunltiee already M brought threata of r—rllrnra, ‘ prevent epidemlca, the Half .States health servlea ktpt * I mo#t skillful experts laboringall strlcksu communitlea Eye sanitary engineer from Washfa ton headquarters waa sent Pennsylvania and Waat Vlrgtl to set up emergency chJertnatt ■ymern*. Snow hampered cleanup work the Pittsburgh and Johnstm area*. Twenty-five thousand W1 worker* were mobilised in K burgh and S.00O In fnhaalnan' give all aid. Many of th* U dretituta persona a t Jo lu ^ S were UL At Whetting 10J homeless parson* shivered temporary quartan. , t • \J for b eg, t* Texaa end Virginia, Harra'aaa sald, while the other 39 states do not recyilre th* poll tag aa a rating eondltleii Hamlson contends in Me petllion that the poll lax b ntwomaUtutlonsl on the gravnda that the Conetitutbn declare* no canltntion or other direct tern shall be bid; that *11 taxation ah*U be uniform and citiaen* are pot at a dbadranta n In th* nine Southern states n ip canal is*a* has been i in tha Senata until Monday, A number ef absentee* i Injection ef ether matters the postponement even the* JArmy appropriation hQL ««ggt*?, P'etcher sm I i to to Include 113000,000 I Culf.Atlantic wathrway, * order ef buelnesi. The canal allotaeni turaad dawn, 39 te M, Us day. hat Senator Tramm, crat, Mlaeeuri, aaored roaes LOCAL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 20, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5fa06d8f13b6c542fd6edbf11252673b.pdf 6e095e677867ff4a56b67ae2de72f9cc PDF Text Text t* b e p e e e a m p ta o tia , b e t r e e lb ti t h e o e e a e a l t y e f f O H e f t h e n* m m w h ic h w f l b e c r e a te d fr y M r . 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M a r , . 1» .C m w t O iu r d p e tr o l b e a t L jm e .b r a o g b t (h e e e g t a r a d U S S K tR e s tim a te d b y C o a s t O e e r d T**nrr w» Wild Paany. w rt,n • le p th ,. a e d ^ e e r im r a o w ailed Of Destiny* 'a t Cut Flowers ■ * / to r n !* fo g a tt Mre. C. R. Klrtky *(* * .•'hCv* II ll .e e e l^ k U f a , h e w e r a r , r a ­ ta e e -e p e r a t* e x e e p t u a d er tdenhlp tad VenlseFs wa­ d e d to , b e c a m e p r e m ie r . I r , M u frib ro n m reo t of thr M a te MOfiiii Anri m H llldttk. J4 ■■ . yew mind., e bare that �■ ViV- ■A&rifciUp • *n • ^ (Skw iy*. x . B A K PO R D , n -o b i i i A , m w ./ | w v r -s d a y , m a r c h --------------- ^ 1% « iim ^ —— M . ... % Center ^consideration I s U m d By Mfaaouri Solon Abflent When Senator And Lehman View Part Of Road Near Sanford; Meet Red Cross Board Next Monday Issues Appeal For Funds FromThuCounty Nt« V £ £ Z \ it. ' DuPree Thfowi B. Tmnytn, Missouri tnoerat, absent when the Mew’ wma defeated* 89 g n n i a t u to tha War Depart* RMUt Appropriation f ® , p » Rgaad by Sana ta r Flatahar. pro­ viding far aa ’ apprbpriatiaa tn New Member Of City Coriuniaaioh Enters From 37th District W. R- DuPree, city commlialos: and local property owner, m e n d his candidacy today fkt ie State Beaat* from SeaOaal* ad Brevard countUe, eenetitatg tha (7tk ginataH al DW»bL for 18 ywar*. 1* «* agent aa a traw ling ashman la the m l oatni# bualaaaa. ta d Um laat th m paura ha had eaaioctad a n otary bnalnaaa hart. Mr. .DnPrna was altatad to tha C tg (Jornmlaalon of Saafatd laat Deecmber and la now aacvlag In Om8 capadty. Hla efectloa to |he affUa a f atoca senator will bet aftacSMa aprr.ag tha City of Sanlord aa d ty tammlaaicnev, aceasd- • AUantla « a a .‘ Lins raQrnad offlatola ware - vncatRmalcatlva. In toe ahaanca from tha City of Bep4ri at cadent Oaa, B. RoRtoa; Chief Clark M i U CaUpsey waa appralad lo. hat hr was to loqoaatoua l a l a ayator. ' tTa.. lha.f- . I v t M w i going through Sanford on tha A. C. L. Saturday T", ha m t abid. . The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion, pictured abort, giv­ “That la p guaatkn l casual en far the "attainmen.’ of th e finer dem enti of character] linearity, a newer, I am a g tif to *ay," Mr. htlpfulntat,^purity of motive, exalted idea’s of strvko and the standfast pursuit of tha noblrst purpose* of lift," wilt bo presentad to Mr*. F rankly D, Roosevelt by Rulllnt Collegt whan *h* end th u J^ m U to * v ^ t that Iuytutito-Jn_jV i5\e£. ^ r k . n f t t ^ i i t u r d a r . Beautiful Medallion To Be presentedTo First Lady On Visit To Rollins College CRY NEWS BRIEFS WINTER PARK. Mar. 19^Whtn Pretldtnt Franhlln !».' Ko-scvelt comet to RoQln- CpI 1 Irge a n t Saturday morn.ng to, receive th* honnrrry dec c of i Px lowing • een farin n with H. M. Pspworth, pr.tld .n l of the Seminole County Chamber or Comm m , and H. J. U luM n. who at­ tended the laat (Voting I'm Ststs Road Department, 8tal* Senator J. J . Parrish ita tr i ycatrrdty h« la hopefrl jf obtaining the depart­ From G reat Flood ment's 0,-K . of an appropriation to Improve 8taU Road 44. T V Urgently appeal n* to the peo­ vri.itor and Mr, Lehmnc drove ple of Sanford and Stmlnole ovtr a portion of the road aait County to help mfferlng In flood from Sanford aftor the conference. stricken tre a t In the northeast-r:t Mr. Papworlh, who alto ettend- itatet. Admiral Cary T. Orty.m,. oil tha loot mooting of Ib t R"td head of tho American Red Cron. Department, told V It going to Society, today telegraphed Mi'* “m tk t the belli* of hit Ilf*" "ben El aabetb Anni [kForert, ehen-ho tppoara hoforo tho board "hen man of the Sem lnrl County It moott In Orlando n u t Monday Chapter of tha Red Crr«». • re. morning. D tU g tti.ru from Oviedo. quest thet Immediate acllim h. G en.-s end F r a i l CUy tro «Uo tab n tn ral«* thla section’s quota. While Admiral Grtyeon w lexpected f t sttw d Oit mottling. Mr. Papworlh. Mr. Lthmtn and ■male* ih rt |3,00O,(K0 will bi Mr. P arrlth tro to mtet Chair netdid to relieve lilitres* In the r « n C» B. T ^ ad R ar of IV board flooded eltiea In PenntylvanU. West Virginia, New York and else­ prior to' lU mooting. where, Seminole Co.nly U asked Final action will bo tak 'n at for only 84RO. the Orlando mooting on tho To rahe part of thla fund M’t* Road Department’* propoted 19S# DeFnrest hie anr.ng.il for a "tag budget, which prorldot for an •xpendltura of (10.747,140, under day" ntxt Saturday. Admiral Crayton's talegrmn, a M.MO.OOO d 'fU lt Estimated income for 1938 wi» dr ted laat night,,read* a t follow*: "Ri porta received let* tonight p i t o t In tha bndgat, which slrtady hat born ttnuttoely ac- indicate 38,000 ftir.U ** In 11 coprod, at $M 47,840.08. Tbit In­ atalaa driven from their home* cluded (7.000,000 intlelpotod rev­ In flooded area*. Thla numbar ax. pectrd to Inert at*. Three people enue from thro* eontt of the ere all looking to tha Red Cro.n itate’i : tre t b C*nt a gallon U i for mmedlste relief, Including on gnacdln*; (11,831.48 from ■belt:r. food, clothing and medical regular Ifd a m ' eld; M43JW*M care. Minimum relief fund, of from national ntovery federal three million dollari nrcessary lo • Id; (110,717M from fundi from provide care’ for flood vlct'me for tho W att* Pro great Admlnlttre- indefinite period until they can t Ion; (18,700 rtU etlltneout r«t«- return to their homta. Pitas* M tl ta d K 7 M M J* oath , anI take lmm#J ate action to raise haad/'e* i ■---*•* - i- year rhagiar ifuuta1nf $ rw In BcPropoadd ogpcaAwrob toriudt hr.lf of these disaster atrlckin t3.819JH4.ll to maUh regular families. Feel confident people nf federal eld for highway work; ypur community will w'ah to giro SS3S4.6tl.08 for mglntenanee of promptly and generously. Re•listin g hlghwiy ftoil llles; andII mlltanees should be forwarded to other Items Including a $700,0001[ hsadquartorp a* promptly aa pos. emergsBcy retire s 'ef 10 per­ •Ibla. Report progrese a t leant cent which each pepr la held upi twice each'week." In asking raaldtnU of this sac. undar slat* law, . . t on to eonlrlbuta to the Red Crose fundi.for flood auffarare, Mlaa DrFoiV t Valla atiewtia to tha fart that Irtmtndoua sum, hav* bean peurad Into Flcrtda In other yaara . by tha aorlaty. Transmission Of Racing News Is Hitler Condemned ; By Nations A s A )iTreaty V io la to r 1 LONDON, M ar.' 10. —|Ap>— ■ Tha Council of the Leaguo of Nations v o ttj unanimously to *i day to condemn IV Herman .* ;{ ,L D M S* Trams a u Increasing Toll In Northeast States O ffic ia l* Rate No Inform*. 9*a To Give Oat A» TojJta Routing W a s h in g t o n . M.r. n u m b er im E gU bB ahad In 1998 Farnell Becomes Condon Is To Be -A € andijg|e For- -A sl^ T oD iseu gfit ^ W tln tjT B o a r d Hauptmann Case WW(a lie flier} tWo wrcV, sc TRENTON, N. J , M tr. ID.—0*7 aa a candhtotv for the Boar I of —Attorney Central Wiltnts will Cewattr C«»ml»s onere fr 11 th ' ernfw Friday with Dr. -John P. Tanaih District, E. A. F*rn.-!l (Jafala) G'ndon, Lindbergh rtntom Inttrm tdary, whom Gover­ • p i ans’w m atotnt of hls candi. nor. Noffmrn Y,n U to qttistlan. Wllenta and Prosecutir llauck Mr. Plrnall la a natlv* of S*m - of Huntardon county will tak nola County, boyn hero srviml Condon ho wha ftlla about tubmltp a r a befori tha County wts cre- Ung | i tha governor's qsrstlocu, stod, ta d h at lived la the Dried > ■n-f will alia dlscuts with him 80 l|ia lift an fir. Hr ita to rn ttls he baa made about th* ■pld h i p rete st ha ait 1* within o crime since Bruno Richard •Uo af hla btothplae.-, HI. b..U Hauptmann's conrictUn. C. Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann** krnell waa a In Drang* It w it sliard ind then In for th t tail earring his wbsr of th* st Church # A g tn d e slo Wd^k Postpones His Trip South Because’ Of Terrible D isa ster • ■«’t4J Jfi j i F w i m r a s i i bimm . The mil cf death pushed, ./J towart! 100 today in the fflort M clinnMroii* flood dcvaetatlwn * in the hietory of tha t> stf 1 ern ataten. * , .Jot The Ohio River plunged wildty down it* broad Yjlr 'jd ley, sweeping desth and de» ntructlon Before It M tt inun­ date;! Welleburg, W. V«w fj end roareil over Tt* baaka to eover tha travlneia dlatrlal of , Whee’lng with 10 feat of wn. V; or. to' eubmerge the poputoua ^ Wheeling letand ami to threaten, dotene of town* wilh Ita a n g r y '/ creaL The latest list Of dead b7 . its ft* pltcod tho toll at 78, hot fear* war* bold for doaena m art, v* The** feara were intend tfled ■' throughout tho forosoon by fainpies In Johnstown, Pa., end other tre a t who re ported ratos < tivea mleeing. The dead by ttataa yssUrday ' end today were: Penuylvania. 43. Wert Vlrgialat, If. !T * -i Virginia, 4. 4lC | Vermont, 4. North Carolina, L , • ^ .P Georgia, *. V Maryland, t . MttaachuettU 9. ! -f™ New Hampthlra, 1, New York, 1. Flood and asploalo* tlalatad I f . . ID#* in Whaaltng alana. TV Poiomae River surged J toward Chaatpaakt Bay on ;■* p ,J worrt rtmpaga on retard, threa t 1 tnlng tha natiJaal capital wHh \k$ . many shrine*. Dsltytag hla departure for a Florida vacation, Praaldant Raaaa- 1 vtlt summoned Secretary of W (r X.' Hern and ether a idea H the WVH House for a conference on lento Ing all poaalhla help to itrlekpa commantia«V-After tha conference tho Praaldant leaned • proelamn- ■• tlon appealing for contriutioUp £ of (3.000,000 to t v Rod Crsoi fair flood relief. . ' * T V Red Cross, smpbaslslaa the > magnitude of the HUartor, aaM v ISO 000 victim* wtr* tlretdy da- < oendent vpon It for all throughato . th* East. Th* Confttetin't and Msrrtttag R lttn In New iFtigtand era to ; . steady rlia. awollad hy eost’ntold ■ rains, U t tV Ohio valley waa center of the dey*o groataot ha Terrifying In lit twlftoata,' surge of ftoorl wabro In tha a dawn poured tf h t W^Rbi 'rownlng tern men. Throughout dark V a n . hundred* rttesm to kgU nr^acrtM craft pltod tv* lery Sent Senators Who ;ainst Canal Appropriation fintat celery in SeminoU by aaprasi T .riftsl " s n Jit Florida t u t o r Vanwha lead t V farmers and fruit grower* ’ In ^ southern section# of IV atata t* . pre***d much gartlflcatlcn. Co* 8*broth, speaking for the wmmUteo, said: “ A Mg pact tha f g h t la till aksad af t o hul wa are can: approprlaton that Bouts tea, and each years af In fare will, gtt whisper In JMa lifetime w Saafird of thla lll-advl Wih Plartda u. wtah ha. LOCAL WEATj �THE SANFORD HERALD, The Sanford Herald ito p * S m u g g le rs R o o s e V e li S ti p p d r t As B orah, K In United State* dU triet court In New York th e other day w ia arraigned a twenty-two year old boy on charge of being an international carrier for a huge nar­ cotic ring. Arriving in New York Iaet week, h e h ad been arrested by custom Inspectors who found 220 ounces o f heroin, worth' more than 115,000, In h is loggage w hich By nt'HON PRICE ha was bringing Into this country from Paris. WASHINGTON, M»r. 17.—«■» - Further Investigation m ealed th a t this was not the —Early-bird delaast* aeleaUxnf firs t trip from Europe th a t this particular bey. had mado. for the nalkmal politics, eonrenI t Seems that he had been mare or lees of an habitual turn* h ire developed few aurpri«M. . Rooj*r*lt rtmilni virtually n?; tling a dels *hip which delegation 1 nominally I laddbh, I fflltUi, wh cohwhtijft. •ion* in th* ru n of ium^craUa T tt. JhW rini|(d»t„ Ksvlti* Hilble inpptith (mb Iteit ill Borah, Rnox an.) l.andon tcH* 'ru talk of WJfctmaiDAY. march , tlnuc to lead (U Jtrpub It in pro- fw |h* ! ceaslen, fallowed by in Interesting line St dark hoM*>. proirlnsttlljj Th# Democratic qu-itlorj now L * 'V " whether any appreciable itrongtll V1,-- i? ■t ail Sill mi .iter behind any I ‘T» B* Detroerjitle can-ldal* agvlnat the definitely t Preiidenl, If myth Inf, th* in ly ' , K printer!** hue mrouriRixl Uti, VimWabcf Rooahvk'i leader* Id itrvngildlRi Dkklmon, their predlrllorn tint thb renothl* rutkrh trill be rnled ilmoii by at-' I* mlhlfiJt rlamiilWI. *" outlook K«* the Ri-p Mlrani, tBo ■*lh* * * Til leal month« will Iv Arlrll and frt M«y. Thb Jon* 3 contention raijr , te J**i tyOttnd the corner rfure \ g ^ | f the iliuatlhn li mneh clearer than a , j serio u s evils « i« toddy. T i) ( M is, i n s T I M " r o R ‘ TOnATr ' t » a ROAD- TO WANT:—He UlSt epprraeeth the poor to In* srsps# Me richer and he that Wfvelll to the rich, shall sorwiy The Situation In Europe ■ Don't forget to file your epplltatifSt for homestead exemption. A nd don't forget to register. Wfo .t_ r ’ States The nrei whe min* Rn-iovHt f j 1 *1 trend nf tlemncialle pie boil- l u l u •x-ntibn politic It hardly regard-1 etl s i new- hy tlir.«« e\>-rlcne*<l. WAKjIijl politician* who imw hnw hard li Senator A U to Hop the lenomlnatlon of any Hrpubllfih prm dtnt. pe'ired i t i At Urbiocrntie hradquarlrrx, the 1° Araxrfc* Rofcerrlt hp-iiiled victor- In the *nt lit lisa flmt Ueorala routttlee lo tolo wit* World Wd| tpohen of a t merely ronfirraind Unn •! that (lorrrnur Talmedg* will get ^ rf*f nowhere with hit rimfldiry, eriti payment b renerve , . Most 'of the candidate, fbxlkv, D rils lu , w ith 10,000,000 noldicni nn th e activ e hi HgW eeonnmy in government lis ts a n d m ore th a n 8,000 fifth tln g nlrplanex, th e Hrntlenexcept, ami except and except. to n H e r ild any* th a t w a r m ay com e o u t of E u ro p e’s d is tu rb e d condition n t nlm oxt an y tim e. “T h e old world 'ronnwn! anjonj Uku* upend- h a s too m an y men u n d e r a rm s an d to o m an y In th e re ­ • • fh>»rt v .-ilt-v In Florida s e rv e lis ts not to ex p e ct th e wgcgt u n less th is is a v e rte d Fi -Wlnte- tro “ lei-id-nt and b f n m ir s d e ," th e B ra d e n to n p ap er nays. I* Franklin !>, it-ovrvelt wpa "K u stln w here com m unism h a s been crad led fo r w h n t th e a v e ra g e p erso n o u tsid e of th a t c o u n try know s n o t. h eads th e list w ith 1,300,000 m en in h e r sta n d in g ■jrmy, and 7,000,000 re s e rv is ts ,” s a y s th e H erald, “ A lso •W If thay wfl; Jo«t lik e all Money thoy were figuring on th e so v ie ts h av e th e g re a te s t n u m b e r o f planes, 3,000. Sdfng on the ere** e lite canal Itn ly Is second in arm ed m en, 1,200,000 In h e r a rm y an d In' plane 0*e h to build railroad Ultder- r»,80d,000 In reserv e. S h e Is th ird , h o w ev er. MS, or thrsdgh xtiU hlghw*y«, a tre n ifth w ith 1,500 a g a in s t F ra n c e 's 2,500. H ow ever, th e re or lb It* lime ex wide F re n c h sta n d in g arm y of 500,000 w ith a m illion m en in lx * t present, we might (be get- re s e rv e is p u n y in co m p ariso n w ith th e f ir s t two. tie rt eomewhere. m a n v is s tr o n g e r n u m erically in h e r o rm v w ith 650,000 re jn d a rs a g a in s t F ra n co 's 500,000 an d 1,400.000 re se rv ists but the l.iberty l.-xgur emphetlc- luxsix, Moreover, he potntid out, % . Homo* Turner la not too a g a in s t F ra n c e ’s sin g le m illion. B rita in , ta ilin g th o list, elly dlxav w* *n, ronnertlon with (he optional prnvltlon Ih the ■i proud tn be afro Id, "I'm afraid of h a s n sta n d in g a rm y o f 400,000 an d a h a lf million re s e rv ­ (he enterprlie. nn>l thi- nlonel'x debt funding pact* call, for in fi lend* arr rumplalnlnr of ack nf agreement on me'oede foe repay* ■ ttStyOilng In the plana avery ists. r'..1 Um# T. ket Into It”, this tntrapld "T h is is all In te re s tin g , nnpnllinglv so. It m ig h t he eo-operaiinn from antl-ltoo<*rMt men! of the principal ol lh« mar. I I alible bonds an d ' this w*SU k ’ (fchntsk who break#* worM’i rec­ s»id. Y et th e se rio u sn e ss of th e situ a tio n is not rea d ily Pentoeral*. The awin blnomlnv Rep ibliran ''xutomallcelly open qn th* whdU ords gad wrnGaa : With Ilona, for fiorrrnor I rndun quextlon of debt rvvlxlonx.” saf*. ”! lore 10 or 12 pound* every reflec te d on th e su rfa c e . O ne needs to s tu d y R u ssia's fig ­ I’ oom I ' (thn* I try foi1 a record acroea the u re s to u n d e rsta n d th is a n d If th e so v ie ts are accepted as maker henUinr* daily in mrfivl Under the clrcaiuaUnepx. S e* Ev country. That cauaeti ma to be allies hy G e rm a n y 's en em ies th is g ro u p m ay find th e m ­ atatee. It l> .piite evident hl« albr Vinrhaberg Ihooght l( wUvr selves In a w o rse p o sitio n w hen peaco te rm s s r o d ic ta te d friend* are yrgrlin* hr--''Tv m to let -the dibta alan l in drfsoll th a n th e y a re a t th e p re s e n t fa r R u s sia would be a pow ­ f p p o rt from the unlnitr.'rted un'll the debtor nation* taitialx e rfu l fig u re j n an y s tru g g le t h a t m ay ta k e place. T h ia deieratlonr nbk-h many f (he nego'la 1ona, and eery* aa a £ The federal debt relehert a new b ein g so i t is ro iso n a b le to su p p o se t h a t she w ould de­ old-'lne p’ flv lenlem w int to “warning aralnat fnr|h*r Jtmer high yeiterday of »3l,dS7,H>S,0B7 m a n d an im p o rta n t p lace n t th e tr e a ty table. H e r cre ed elect frof Hail. Weit an I South, lean gullibility- and aa a juatl. M hew borrowing added almoit Is com m unism . O ne w o n d ers w h a t sh e would w a n t w r it­ It alio i* apihrent howaver, lieallon of the provlalon In th< another billion d o lla rs" to the te n In to th e p ac t y e t th e re would he no need to w onder. that the aippnrterr -f rolonnl ivw neutrality formula baftlai Knot who h v n t».-n *t wo-k more the flnaocinq of foreign patleni ' ’4at«l. And Ihie doe* not lncudo ! *• rural blllinm nf Indirect (/life -, I t w ould bo co m m u n istic from s t a r t to fin ish . quietly for monlha, In-Urve they wera In Ible cuqnUry. "T h is Isn ’t, It sh o u ld be rem em b ered , th e Rliasla of i; tlotu of the Home Owner*' Li#n i have eanao for hone from the** --------Corporation, or Ih* Fedaret LandI W o rld W i r d a y s w ith h e r arm y o f poorly tra in e d , un- levw unlnalrnete,! di-1eg*(l3n*. . Bosks, nor (to*« It Include nearly emuippod m en. N ev e r a g a in will s h e sen d m en a rm e d Thu* • «trug«le of nnaurpected .. .f* ? * *0 billion do lor* which citloa, W ith p itc h fo rk s Into b a ttle as sho did th e n , ex p ectin g th e 1count lea, and *ut*jf owe, ana which f ig h tin g 's s u rv iv o rs to g ain a rm s fro m fallen coihMicles - Sh» hod to be paid out of ta i- who h as been fu rn is h e d moro or less obsolete eq u ip m en t. “T r u ly , th e p ic tu re o f th e m o m en t la n o t one to in ­ s p ire hope fo r th o f u tu re .” ; Wealth rtcelvtd tonal,ItrabU Vedlatrlbutlon laat week when the ketala of Alfred I. DuPont paid on* M il Ion dollars In reih to thr atata treasury as a part of the Intteritinea MX hhleh the estate SAN ANTONlCVTSx, H*r. IS. Mlea ihtth Roberls, MUa IIaxel Borah hlmaalf face* » crucial ultimate wlU have to pay. Thl* at on May 12. In the Ohio prtmeaey will be used bp the sthte to —United State* troop* wont Into Hand, and R. C. Uackley Maxlco today In pursuit ef Franary, where he M the only Irad-hafp finance it* sehoola *o that ^laeo Villa whose raid on Colum­ ;boye and glrli who come from bus, M. M., a weak ago caused -peer families may receive a proper edwmlliw Much td the root of the President Wilson to determine to run him down. More then 4,000 fasksta which Mr. DdFont aernrauJo^td was willed dlractly by him edldltra, headed by Brlradirr «rLOUIS. Mar. 19— W) ■Jo eharltyj Thu a the gnney taken General John J : Penhlg, who la —W ide Cold W M ttir rrtanted in the people ultimately find* In rotnmand of iho punitive ex- ro'Mclions and credo, sale* In way back to th# people. many eltlea In February, th* Netlqnhl ReUH CWdlt .Aaaocla son merchant may not. adting j;aMhta tha.‘ th* extra day r in hla home pHJWbtrt ho Irf. edahled moat ritiex teap mere Hants from adverto '*J»uA^UjV^x*t* ever February, lii the da 111e* te the neurUy and he han't keep the ctUtitle* reprv4 hla towA from reading 19471 ro-xll ■eating, a. ty dalllee.' U they road them. reported lo­ PWfl!. they ere going to find we* to bay thief* they **e hied. Thl* lx In rmpooxe to ■Mato end with trot one dUaeni* tuary aver t l n m iK I lagtentel law of selling and Ing vote. year. '■ /^V l rycho ogy. ThW V « •• *f J. B. Jen** planted 10 eero* *( Eighteen fltle* n ) thlaga good < ed vert [se­ long atapl*^ cotton In the Dlu« tter* leant; (teed a d m . Hammoelr dletrtet for W. A. ciOOete la teUretteA a| era reed, and when road Btield. While It has been tossy no ekaagt; twenty aid .. *, telling fnroe te the mind year* steee aotten he> been plant­ la eradlt ante* gad ate 1 Fort Lauderdale, FI* tender— TttMvtCe Btor ed In thia • lection of the *UU EjSify , It p a n te , advertise. them I* ne'detiM ae to the aoc- J f M r In cyPeetlgu a r ’u t w . i * « * * m ethar Ughlleea night, Tharo Is t*n mded be disqualify hlmawf ffet of water in arm* dCpartraept ■eA he la a candidate far itoro-ated tM hter ascOss*. : uaggav appeared a>»t at Johaa In hi* order of djlqt aftfichtiou. Jiidge JVtlbwh, aahf f* felt- he wnld try /th e ease without prejit* hatt the auprenie Court had that a Jo-re ttia no -die« t m it thla queal Ion* „ it ’ . ! r.v t •< •__ ~ C a t F M r tr . Aim Sh* I ’owicr irnni* m en i. f6 r *h fc ^ S W a . M r* ( X R l K irtle y ■*i A im tm ■ •tor i 1^1 w*t J- 'k 1 m S e rv ic e A t 1 r#U *w*^» .withdrswal frwr. th e tjr ' trial next Monday—plated aetketien of • ■KOHNr in the huid* ef CoV. Dare Bholfa who may aialgn any criminal court judge In Florida to the rase. S tate Attorney Rex Farrlor aaM h i expectel no,dally In the tria l The 10 men—among them former Pbllcs Chief,!!. G. Tills worth and ■b. of hi* men—weie lodirtad hy tit* grand Jury which spent weeks investigating Shoemaker's death add thw flagging, ifating and feathering j f htx two companions »he recovered from their mUtraetment. Moat of those on {rial are charted with *0cond degree murder gad kidnaping. f rb a s iB i SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO GARAGE Collectiona Showed A Gain In February ceetful outcome of th expeetsMiU. Leat erenlng Mrj sod Mrs. W. P, Carter entertained with a pretty 1 * ]■ P IV [ 1 RIPE-BO "te'M r ' *_'_1 bA. », zh :vy$& M Peteoni' Increase upTl. • • patoept Inersaae Swntot War Vela 111 \ �--------- THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, MARCH Ifr l W “The K in* Rides By” Presented By School MARGARET PETERS, Bodety Social Calendar {FRIDAY The Sanford Townsend Clob w ill meet at 7:30 P . U . at tho Arc.nli Building. Subject, “ Plan L c r d ir Sounds Hattie C ry of N*> I ’n n *1 P r n n n i P i l r rjiW tio n of f lfa Annual flower Show At Mayfair Is Success Thum a* i f tntaraeted p m m itln M I k l i n t d u of ik* Sixth A n n u l F l e u r Show of tb« Garden d u b •( Sanford ’ Wedn*. diy nftomoon and evening a t th* Mayfair Hot*] and viewed on* cf Um moot effective flavor show* oror prooOntod In Sanford. , Tho ballroom of Us* hotel, wharo the exhibit v a t k*M, wax Beaked with, a profusion of palm* and other from ary which formed an attract!»« background for th t arrangement* of flowon (rouped Into 1A. different classes, Thd^udglng took place In tho moraine and thjmkrfges care the frond prixo to * targe black rate of U m and ptryt* dalpblnom oomo ef which Measured oeer fie* at Times •*Th# K ing Ktdf« By." an ex­ citing society play with a baesground of mystery, wr* present** Wednesday svrnln* at th* Sentlnol« High School autlilcrium bv the Senior d i m of the tch o jl before a capacity audience. Directed by Mr*. R. C. M tx M ia L o ci He TUI of Mont- well, the cant of charactfra, com* fo m try, A la . U tht gntst of htr poi4Nl entirety of Senior Claas »ant, M n . Britton Johnson, 218 Lour*I Aveoo*. and portrayid tneir parti w :»l. Mils c betxv.en the acts wa^ fu r­ Vra. Wynn W. Potter * 11 nished by thr High Scool Orches­ callod to Jackooa, Mich. tb l. tra. mornlnf by tbo critical dlnaaa of The east of rhaiactA*r, was as bar metbar. ft Hows: Fdniund Dorset, Judge of th* Mr. and Mr*. Naal Collin* or Supremo Court, Ldwin JUmiske; Montcomary, Ala. laft today for Simmons (D uke), a hutlrr^ A rthur their homa after tp*nding a few Moss; Loranda ( U l l, a maid. Cecily Dorset. days hara with Mr. and Mr*. K. Annii * Cornollt D. Scott, South Sanford Arcnua. Judge ,M*'fset's second wife, Sara Edwards, (a p t* w Ross Wheatley, Mra. Laa Samoa la ha, returned of the Aviation Corps, Robert W ;l* to New Y o rk City after spending son, Deborah Winch II. Mrs, line, a few weeks here with her parents, set'i niece, Krnnie llig g m . Hal l*eb rah. Mr. and Mr*. C h a rlr, banner. Stanley, In love with Herbert Sm th, llanme** DorsetSouth Sanford Avenue. Daguerre-Von Each nha* h, Ju«lge Forming a party , pending Dorset's formei wife. Martha M« Valeria Dorset, h**r Wednesday at the Bob Memorial Donald, V lrg inu Merrtwether. Tower a t Lake Wales were: Mri. daughter, George W. Huff, Mr,. Britton Cash MeCOrti, a gangster. K a r ty t' Johnson, and Harold Johnson of HcBsholder. Stuffy. hi* h nch. this city, Mrs. M. 0. Johnson of man, Fran cis H unullat, Kathar­ Ambrldge, Pa^ Mini Lucille Till ine Wells, w reporte*, Mat y i Imp. of Montgomery. Ala., and An­ man. Rages and jirri\i|ii.r, wftc tbi* drew Johnson of Akron, Ohio. M u ,(I A nnlf (1. II, lliown, Kl.-r.b«th Brieham , K-i.i Hen and Mary N rll -ru Hi w iro: the M •>"* -ac II i.rlwin, Mary Went. W in rll. * ,t,r. Mite Ruth Hand and Ml,a Vir- cloth, Ruth J l c , h. Jiil.a I I .! | . Shrl m I 'a met it,i( giaia Meriwether tnUrtalned tha McClOlland, member, of the Senior Clxsa of Clara Mrlach, and M.irj,.in. p,.u,,. M Senior Class Enjoys P a rty A fter Play and—* chalra.. ,■■. ^ 7 ' Th* show triR: contlaua until 9:00 > . M. toatgkt aad the publ'.e Is Invited to attend. Winner, In ill classed «f th* exhibits. wiU be announced In tomorrow'. Herald. Mrs. L. H. Harvey Gives Birthday Party •▼•aing a t W tpW , li0 « Kim Akaaoa, # I d t A .a l V r eon. Leslie Rarrep, who celabraUd Ms sixth birthday annlrarsaryj Qu*ntitle* a t naitortitflrt* and calendu­ la* were used u ‘decor*kfena. Following sandal gam e, and contaat, an te* abd m e t co u n t wax served aw f the child ran w an presented With e*ndy T aster *gg* as favor*. Th* hosts** was assist­ ed by Mra. J. F. Harv*y and Mr*. Hardee. Tho*# present were: Lea l* Herray, honor guest, George Walker, V , A- Cagle, Betty Ann Cagle. 'Whflbetafenk NRJeek Marion Nlbltck. Mary Kttan Dugger, Jo* Duggar, H aul - JBalnaa, Joyce G iedsps**, M ar, frtw e * Harvey, J lam ia Jfbrvey, Rassail Fag*. Roberta JktnkMti. Frank Johnson, and Jackie Bpendrr. ‘ 4m d— ■ cturn Engagement 'hutch artll take place e t 1:00 F. !. e t tha church annex with Mr*. V. I. Hughey. Mra. W. U Clerk, fra. B. M. Aston, Mra. Byron ■Xqelree, end Mrs. j . F. Riser aa M U iN I. ’ D r. Neetsin e l the Phythk V ance Church will give a me*. itg e serrkw e t ItOO F. M. a t the Wemka’a CJah Building on Oak Jtranue. The public is lavttsd. Jspa- Scho tt, Gifford ShftHolOf, Dun* Hockey, Annla Bella Rroem, Eualce Tyler, Anna Cornell, Msriha McDonald, snd Charle, Merlwethsr, Clyde Hurt, John Marefr , l . E. Tew, Charles Robinson. Arthur Mom . Herbert (taiith, W iliam Borne*t. Edwin Bor lake Francis Roomillit, Jerry Bankatlk, Karlj^i Hou,ho»lrr, Max Jlumley, Carl Feeler. Charles Be'dln, and Bart Ktleihe. At The Mayfair Daytona Beach after spending about 10 day* ai the Mayfair. J. P, Nattleton ha* arrived from Chicago to be a guest at the Mayfair far a few day*. Among the overnight guaats Wednesday a t the hotel ware: O. D. Sills, of Jacksonville; .P. V. Ceffte, at Jacksonville; E. Bitar. New Ydrk G ty; R. R. Ble.-d Jacksonville; and Mr, end Mra. W. R Gillette, Mr*. R, B. Thomee end'U lan E. McVan of Louis. vile. Ky. *■ W H A T/ IN OUR STOR* WE HAVE A BlG SELECTION OF Mr3. McDougal Is Winner Of Range In S t o v e Contest His Greatest Role P e r s o n a ls Seminole High School Wedneed.y •railing after tha Senior Cl a t, pUy, -Tha King Rid., By." The party took place It the borne of Mis', Hand on Park Avenue. TW' Kaetoasee war* assisted by Ur*. Helen RcHultl, Mlt, Clif­ ford* Shbiholter, Misa Jane 8cbolta, and Ch’r e, Meriwether. Cal end ol*, and forgat-me-nota, accentuating the Senior colors of bio*, and gold, were r ia l to adorn the party rooms. A centerpiece of these flower, graced the rrfreihmtiA te. U which » ’ i oeerlsld with an'Irish lace cLlhi ■ Tfcoaa present w»r#: Mra. R. C. Harwell, Mias Margaret Long, kflap; UlltaA”' Dunlap and Earlg HljlS. B«hior. faculty committee. PAG ETH RE1 Spcial Department Gives Bridge Party Mr*. R_ R 1 nit*. Mr* .1. ___ A,Urn, ,n ,l Mr, .1. M S lin - .i pher «r»re ho,tr.,tw at thr monthly hridee parly nf Ihr S •• _s,.y clsl Drpartmenl nf ih- W uiii. ( ;r„, an’. Club given Wednesday »f‘ - K h :' ernoon at th r c lu b . hnil-r mi \ l, Oak Avenue. A St. Patrick'. Ihiy dm, ■ motif w i i Lead for p.rtY i k u r i M il lion, and »pp unt m m ', y , Afler -evrral progr*..in n * of t | . M briilgt htirli score prisr, n Ido.- \ i . va,e of pink snap d ra c'ii-. >■n - \t l.t, ,wirdr<i to M r,. K II, I in v on I while necon I high v i r p i'rc JimiU? also a va.e of flown i«, wn« h.illu presented to M rs. II. A Win-Ion Komi of W u h ln cm n . II. C Mr« John »"». J Stanford won rut prise At the Ira hour rrfrr.h n irn t* P'lli were served hv :'nr ho»t’ n- . j slated by M n . A ilhur Hm man. Mr*, I I G . Moore, and Mr*. J , Adrian llrown. Those |>e*ent w .ie: M r, 1 C .i Huff, S ir ,. I- K dp nerr Mr*. J. E . Baker, Mr* John X lri,rh , i Mr*. G. K. P u llaylor. Mr- K . • Compton, Mr*. J . M SUner'iuhrrJ M n. IL K. True, Mrs. J. Roe, jf Adam ,, M n . , J , A. Young, lira . ■ A. T. White Mn. B. C. 1 1 .o r . | M n . TT. G. Moorr, M n . John Stanford, M r,. J. G. Bal . M r,, a James G. Sharon, M n. J. t> T ayf/ lor, M n . O. M. llarrU on, M>- J. JP Adrian Brown, M n . J. E . Mi <hr'l, “ Mn. R. A. Wtn,ton of Ho«hIngton, D. C., Mn. II. M. i ’ap- [ worth, Mr*. E. II. Lanev. Mra. | ■ Arthur Branan, M n . M arvar-t fldj I-ouek,. Mrs. II. W. Ruckrr. Mra. H J . F . Haw kins; M n . J. N. I n■ het, and Mr*. R. J , Holly. 1 '■ *. L lD r — V^y. A 3 •»' a*I in *■ tiin'iit wa« the pro* r*t m s, ivft»rt| tmlav, with the n’ v • onioiM'ion meeting lit • our! House th * morning a i »\ .-tMirnt Ih ani and the ■ i ofii»n•««n»n meeting at 7:3C •c t m a n y Hi ll this evening Hi rn«- adjustment of dolnnf i nxi*» tiwmi: ih" municipal- Mrs Minnie Mclhntgjil of *'e’ c r j , A v h i <f won first a m w electric i noire, and Mrs. J 11 Parra more nml Hr«. Bertha l n•I say * f Geneva won aetwril and third priresi , ,1 n rveent ’"old *ti»v hunt"' emiti"*t ipi"*n*nre<il in i h s district by Ih'* Florida Power Jk fX\At*A. Mar. 19 — Sheriff Light (Vim party The second nn I (*. is, Thomn* and t'hicf of th rd ptixe* wen* I. K- S fl o !* dice V H, Spencer ho»th e i- lanipi, **l have alwa%« w antnl Mn preA«ed ihp opinion that the c ru* ifixion here yesterdsy of electric range and now 1 have t urge J. Timmerman w n * one," said Mr* Mt 0 nigal, upon fake and that T im m eim in s L being informed of h*T good hi-k itxweil himsi If to Ih* naVed to hv II II, th Icmari. 1<n-jiI manager of the power roiopn-iv “ l h o th* errus* "fur cnmnumislie res know n of the a tvanftge* of « | ■ * ha" snd to got publicity and trie cookery f* r many years, an I :m n nympslhy. Attorney O n * now 1 will have th ■-mpnrtuii ty etaldTary i» Ijtndit hurried here use this modern method i f coni, a* Amin fSovornor dMudtt w n in* '* W a lc h ea ,' Clocka, Jew elry tid v 1»»*t| tif the rru rin x io n sod The pi te lump* an- al«n hu h' (* ntding in the Investigation ItE I’A IR E D xrtlu*d by the local women wo TiMimermsn was nailed a won them D intnonda M ounted eiudr wi» alen cross withi the Th»* (lld*-t Sieve* Hilt* K r w r n v ln * » ity limits t»f Ocala Fn and te*t tie , in witj, the general trend riv- all » v ii the country toward m.* »_ one.half inch spikes wort reel Fruiting kitrhm * and relra-iiu* e»i through h»* hantls hi to. American women from the dr .1 *md hi* lip, had been sex r«nK tva. Fry of h> uaekeeplng,'* |.ocat Man get her v\ith heavy twin* *r» r It H, t>olcman *tat< if. \ Police were railed In Ih rno ovrr t,u* n ,u n d y . ** v i i a-< n Flon d i, . hcniAfwive* c u e Ircrnmm; * n’ home nuikera Ihr null th * cl om fied kitchen. 7 h * eleetiJe r , v 1 end electric refrigerator are T;e f i *t ale pa hemp, taken by n.i,: Vr> mnttrr how many mcdlctnoa ,n,l* *'"tin'll toward a in«Hlern electric on lin e tried lor your cough, chest .Id i..- liri’iichlid Irritation, you can rr_ | k Hi hen K h .t n c cooking i# ,i-i r, mg m fer and ecommlcal That i» wh, lci relief tunv with Creomulalon. ?. rt ii, trouble may be brewing and ■d ». cu<toiiiei4 of our fniimitnv m<u niNiint srturd to take a cnanca day hiixe * haniri d to electric rook ty u.ih .mvthinx le u than Creomulmi n. n h u li ,o r , right to tha teak thv* *l,l» I'11.'* " ■ii the tr iublo to aid nature to **the uml hi ill the Inflamed mam* bn.irra u- tho frrm-ladcn tililsgin i, luownril and expelled. l.i-ni if other htmedlea hay* f.-iilrd, iU'n'1 bo discouraged, your IriiKKlut H authorised to guarantM 'rrt.inuldun snd to refund your m,m, v if you a r, not satisfied wtUl iftuPa from the eery flrxt bolua. ic*. t'rr'.iiinilslun right now. (AdTJ McLaulin, The Jeweler <' -mrti't't'p, I M Thomi Is Your Danger Signal CITY NEWS BRIEFS COM E TAKE HONOR ROLl at the greatest tire you can buy starting as low as yo u s a y J Here, we have for you "the tope" in • fine lire priced low— the world’* firet*choice econ­ omy tire—Goodyear Pathfinder—over 22 mil­ lion aold, that'a bow good it ta! A value we can give you because people buy millions more Goodyears than any other make. n o to u r/ BUTrtUOIDAIRE s e ts /., amo m e n s rr w m t a F O O t> S A ttT Y u n u cA To n o u n r L m oM T n m > ru e f 7 . c asin e r t i YEAR WARRANTY E A S Y TO B U Y C0WE SEE HOW EASY D R I V E IN O R P U 0 N I / AY// �!•, !•* mwm UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION For County Commissioner District No. 8 J. J. CATES VICTOR CHECK J. D. DAVISON DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUNE 2,1936 $740,217 UoHected FRED A. DYSON . SEMINOLE COUNTT N ap * Im This Unofficial Bellot le A PaU P d lltM Adt. Each Group Will Bo In Alphaballr.l Order ! REX PACKARD ■ ■ TALLAHASSEE. * • » . -IfcatateY,Trawemrer f tf r :V. ^ K—” OTTO SCHMEHL f ?Filth Congrewlonal District 0. RAYMOND ELLARS JAS. G. SHARON J t s t o ; VSHfOMS q fh tM ilu o x n . PETER THURSTON itei N r l.' »*». • " For County Commissioner s p»rtm t ru ownsehd P li ROSS L. HUMPHREY W M .C. (Homestead BUI) iHODGES For Attorney General For Comptroller For County Commissioner District No..4 * W. B. WILLIAMS For County Commissioner District No. 5 State Treasurer W. G. KILBEE S. F. (Sammy) LONG For Railroad Commissioner For State Senator 371h Senatorlal’tHnt rlct V . R. DUPREE J. J. PARRISH ORIE R. MATHIEUX J. T. McLAIN H. H. PATTISHALL For Justice of the Peace F o u rth D istric t For Representative, State Legislature v* i H. J. LEHMAN JAS. C. ROBERTS Group No. I For Constable Fourth District For Renresentative, State-Legislature . .t - l ‘ G room N o . 2 * ' • \ . . iGORDON BARNETT HEMSTITCHING, jrd. I t; dre.eWASHIW7TON, Mar. 19.-W ) maklng^houaedrteaaa, 75c eaeh. Mr*. Bertha Rivera, cor. Palmetto —Open bearing* wl I atari Thurs­ day, Mar. 20, before tha special d 2nd 8L C-ngreaelonal committee InvletlAM WRECKING honae, (•U n i lb# Townaenl and other o'd French and First S t Wi aye pension programs. metal roofing, deers, a Chairman Ball (D. Mr.), an-] lumber and brieh far sale. newneed the date afUr a doted meetloc of tha ocrcmlttro at which detilia of procedure were ap­ 1»J1 CHEVROLET bnal Wh»el. proved. Bell laid a schedule of wltlong wheel base track- Naw nrasea to be.called would be anTires and Tag. $275.00 Reel tad Douwced later. •J Sons, $01 W. F irst BL It v a t understood that Dr. F , E. Townaend,' president of the orgunlI*—W ant*. lation which b ean hia warn* and WILL PAY cash far second hand eo-feuadar of tha plan for a trans­ hand pianos. P. O. Box 332. actions ta x to raise funds fer pay­ ment of $200 monthly pensions to all perrons oeer sixty, wUV be emong the, first witneeaes xuuetiened by th e eommlttee. WANTED: 12 feet r f 4Jn-h R. E. Clements, national secre­ ascend hand belting. Give de­ tary of the Townaend argmnlseUen scription and best price. Bax “Balu and co-founder, also will be amonc fng," car* Herald. the f ln t to appear Ibefore tha com. mltteu. 25— E xchange. WILL TRADE piano for auto. Plano l( bungalow site, naw, atsadard make. P. O. Box 332. ForCountv Prosecuting Attorney JOHN G. LEONARDY eaaaiiaini —»-%••••«*— •» »^eafree«paaaee^—pa»w»|ee»eeee.ta»eeeaeeee»«».a»>» ,W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Supervisor* Of Registration In Inihrr,. ra,*.il ajirmklir, sad tarsia wkttse, III*. ind are.lakl.a ai ifco Senfsid PAH1LBY: fla. par Vaatkse. ____________________ war errght by Jack McDaniels, of Hat. Jaiiu.i* rvki.la.nle Market He-Jar Largs bus. lit. rlkar dealers r.r a t< hgur period. rAttSNIF:jMpttkeea he. kaakata, H tblU I. M A. U.. ' luday, aa Wl Flint Rung .In £ £*** V J. il. Mirknal, mean- TEAl laxicrN) pis. bo. .hippre. It Louis On Exhibit the exception. Padsral-Mtata Market I'BCANaMln. B rerT». .— — Lewis attrlbidea the poor quelFEPhUta: HudoIIss llafct, Saasaed meeerai.. mark.! ataaip. Woa* BT. LOUIS, Mar. J9^-C P l-A 1«3 tty to the high mrlatare ronleot 4a>, ku. IX, Mt.lt. lew fcem yaarmld. chtuxh l«H. Drat to ring gf the M nwl «hlch eauoed M to IIYl. |Vi au. tr<». Fancy ll.lt ba Um aetUament of 8 t Louie, hea been giren a plat* of boner In OU C otholrai lt. ,w«a aaat in 1171, hrooght to 8$. Louie t y a Spanhh aoldler. For^heriff PAUL G. BIGGERS “r l l * C.*JW. (CHARLIE) HAND j. f . McCl e l l a n d ............. *........ .................. ED. MEISCH IBRNDON WALTER L. MORGAN ■ e w w .i-a. | ........ .I . f . ■ Tax'Collector W. E. WATSON SKIIAOi:; Oupullaa llakl. damanu ■OM. market nkiiul ataadr. VIA. ('apaakaa.il hulk: per tan li*.»t lll.au lied .wl lilt. Manor/, •wi. tt.:v,i»o. AXROTM; Uuppnae modaraia,’ 4amea4 piodarnta. market akeal ataadr. Via bar dux kunebeo. .a-MlSt. t 4 J l T ru n n k iirr i n i ^ i c u u m M i y,% 'dfWfdF’FT -m il , . • * .A *2 ' \ ^ a. i l Wi >-rjr •wrico In aoraral chapka. «KSjtei$aJ!*IrW aer. tu biU k thtO-IUII. IlKAUTMi yia. per del. aa.-ai.' wiia) poorer i y r Aim mi t : Fla. p«r dan U I Jul, Nd. Muppllae. .kilt akallag ew1. ll.M|l guiipllrp il*h','e«wrand a Market, ataadr. Flab ^ t t r L 'i r a t ; ...... S E & tte -iW S g ' k A i ' b m . . Hi 13: hajiv F.W VDNEV bo damaged aeraraly hy the «*• tremaiy cold weather of the wtoter, Minor foetore v a ra tato ma­ terity of the 1933 crop, heory rains cf -set atnrmer, W k a* Banlto'Vasquex, wHj had 300 ail- aunahiaa rar fpanlah dollara mailed Into it Utter poi to improve Ms tone. | ef farma It was baptiaod tad ehriatanod.tlfWiany. •VU m iom vkJtiSkr in 1774I — ’ lIII ■ l lWN j f ^ ea n V . ^A ii^aaaM M ae........ AtA»»«aea For Clerk CircuitCourt W * paaniii tan fta,td. Materials idea flle.iWmnl HILL roUeetWM at far |h»o fiscal year exceed that amount by H2JM U9, Indicating nn lOXTSMi of nearly ten peremf In ptmahwm paid tn insurance companies authorized la Florida during the calendar year 1234 eter 1»J3. T rial taxes collected from In­ surance companies b y .the state treasurer during the fiscal year ending June 30/ 1033. a mount ad to $330,013.70, (he third la rr tr t source ef the general rueenoe fund. This It exceeded only by; eollec'lona under the estate tax amounting to $1,037,237.1a. and the one-ctnt gasoline ta x af $$t43343133. CLEVELAND, Ear. 1*. PORTLAND, Mar. 12.—0<P>— I Reports an cetopua kid been found <AP) —Herman H. Lind, general SPECIAL for March. Naw Pormanager of the N siloasl " M«d| colala finish alxctric range ‘ In Iho Metollua Rlrur In central shine Teal 'Buildeew Aaeodatlaii, i Oregon, several hundred miles $9030 Installed. Randall Eitetrie Co. . . . . i from the ocean, are stirring Ortg.'n naturalists. Stanley G. Jewett, head of the Itanltf-Rogen Hardware ;United i t s tea F o r S late In fhe gfite, wm ' infbrmed the creators was cn display. in. SadSTRAWBERRIES for preaarrlng. Cao. Haro. W. F ln t St. Phanp 432-J. HAVE SEVERAL eepleaoT”W ill’ posterity. Roger*’ Autobiography to sail, William L. Finley. natiralU t. low fries. Tubby Smith, phene »AUI. “If It's an oriopiu *o.l wa* I0.W. i In tha W atolui Hirer, lormf ofy -----— —--------- ------ must bars put It there, unkae — UadloA, • thorn's arch ■a thing as a freshPalmers Mist* Varlsi. T .lrpten. OdiuNSi ,(0iann») ru. per *•» keaeka*. a»s-«ee. raw IK Norik* OBERTS’ RADIO SERVICE s't »*'«r cepha lopotl Ttnir*. •>. Mar la. tars arn yailow. te Ik. kaaa, rll.iaI'aiir irp-.n or k u i IUUA frulia at.ae Spanish irae, I U 4 .day- Sanford Market Report WARE ( to n Hun »n . arer- » * Ant, W. , •uic* *r.f«www. u Job Normalcy Seen Octopus Is Sighted In River In Oregon •Near In Industries Democratic Committeeman VSPENCER n u s& n s C. B. SEARCY For Governor tax MM. District No. S W .J . (FUNIE) STEED SUNNY-SIDE U lS S * . ifilHWBSB, �TOT SANFORD I®. SANFORD, FLORIDA PRINCE SERGE MDIVANI KILLED IN POLO GAME PAGE F I F E ENTOMBED PONY SAVED AFTER 19 DAYS IN MINE • » * ' ,k« 0 i f Brawn family,* w u I r i p H In lit* family m int M ar CraakavH K a tort INM tn fralto again a h tv a grann*. Brawn ana h it aana ft* "Fannin* I k r tiif a In a aava* hm nal an* warfca* *ay an* n l|M until th ty r ta tu td har. Thay a r t aK rtm i har. Lafl to rtgM : Brawn an* hla tana, Q tn id . Myran an* Adrian, (Aaaaalata* » ' 1 ■ KATHRYN HEMPHILL BEATS GLENNA CHOKING CLOUDS SWEEP WESTERN ‘DUST BOWL* '■►afaj Bucks Lobby Prober* .-BHaatln* aaa/klln* |a lf, K athryn Ham ,M il (right), aafl-anaban a a v tb tm girt frana Calamhla, A- C., *afaata* Mra. Olanna Oallatt Vara ( ia tl), ranking U nlit* a u t t t afar from Fhlla*al,M a, 1 to I to win tin . a n n u a l h tiw n lr to t man'a laurnnm tnt a t B*Mtalr, Fla, T hty a r t ahaaaa J m I a f U r th a m atch. (A aaatlata* Fraaa F hata) * i f LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON M AT, �W w & ra g OFFICIAL S A N F O R D H t R A U ) . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID X PAGE F IT * ForCounly Commissioner , ' SELECTION District No. 2 J . J . CATES VICTOR CHECK J. D. DAVISON D E M O C R A T IC P A R T Y JUNE 2,1936 WATCHES CHURCH BURN FRED A. DYSON . BKMIXOLE COUNTT MARKET • - REX PACKARD - OTTO SCHMEHL •In Congress ' *• i F if th C ongressional D is tr ic t PETER THURSTON 0 . RAYMOND ELIuARS JA S. G. SHARON . W. J . (FUNIE) STEED through the « p « l . District No. 8 end M a n tlOSS L. HUMPHREY WM. C. (Hom estead’BUI) 1HODGE8 For County Commissioner ’ D istric t N o ..4 ForAttorney General W. B. WILLIAMS For Comptroller . For County Commissioner D istric t N o . 5 W. G. KILBEE State Treasurer S. F. (Sammy) LONG For Railroad Commissioner OKIE R. MATHIEUX J. T. McLAIN For State Senator 37th Senatorial District H. H. PATTISHALL J . J . PARRISH For Justice of the Peace F o u rth D is tr ic t JAS. C. ROBERTS fJL s For Representative, State Legislature OrottpNfl. 1 For Constable V yt He J. LEHMAN F o u rth D is tr ic t For Supervisoi* Of Registration For 8 U U Democratic Committeeman iry S t a r t * sday.Mar.26 *i * * ■e^ytalt ». > r HEMSTITCHING, yd. le t dress­ WASHINtTTON, Mar. 19.-1*) making—housedrtase*, T6c each. Mr*. Bertha Rivero, cor. Palmetto —Open bearings wl I atari Thuro<I»jr. Mar. I t, before th* ip r d il h 2nd 8L . Ongrvoslonel committee Im tetlAM WRECKING house. Corner gating the Townwnl end other o'd Preach sad first 8t. Wallbsgrd. age petition program*. _. metal roofing, doors, wlndewr, Chairman Belt (D. Mi.), an­ lumber and brick fer tale. nounced the date after a rioted meeting of the ctnunlUeu at which 3— AuU) mobile*! detalla of procedure were ep1M1 CHEVROLET boat Wh-*l, proved. Bell tald a schrvlule of witlong wheel base track. New nettee te he called would be an­ Tlraa and Tag. 1371.00 Reel and nounced later. Sons, W l W. f ir s t 8L It wat DndertUod tin t Dr. f \ E. Townsend, preiident of the organl1*—Wantgd. aatlen which tears M* name and WILL PAY caah fer second hand co-fenader of tha plan for a traaehand pianos. P. 0 . Bex ML tctlona Aar to raise.toads for pay­ ment of IS 00 monthly pens Una to w a n t e d ’TO B U Y Second ha'nd Taylor 'TM In good condition. all penoaa over ataty, will be among the first witnesses gueaMrs. J. B. EW,"Ml-W. M- tloned by the eommlttee. WANTED: 12 feat cf 4.1n-h R. E. Clemenu, national eecreascend head baiting. 01ve de­ tary ef the Townsend, organisetUn scription and brat price. Box MBelu and co-founder, also will be among liW.1' earn Herald. . the first to appear before the com­ mittee. WILL TRADE piano for auto. Piano tg bungalow site, new, standard ihake. P. 0 . Bex 85L Sanford Market Report R..W-WARE F or Countv Prosecuting Attorney JOHN 0. LEONARDY ’ ............................................................................................ tW. HERBERT MESSER • SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON Vsrm< r, Hisfn Tslspbeee itl. Thiir*, <y, Mar I :• ISIg. Daily i,p>iri or r l/HilUA frulie in truch,r». ra il'll, aaaamhlars SOU ijui v .a .i.ii'i,a ut ik , genfent Stala k'arim rs W in.!».»!• I la rk il olhar d -a l-r, r..r a st liuer p«rlea. endlne al 11:01 A. U.. .lo d e/, Be rsporU 'l by J . II. lllrhaal, aisoeear, to tha K «laral-H lele M irkyt Miwa Mtrvlcei \MIHK Ol.t 1 r.oi. tv crate. I l i a . • I Ik ForSJitriff PA U L G. BIGGERS *’ l :* • pcervr. l U h l l t g ■■A ltai HAND taN A r> . huDDiua 7 l U e - l l .f i McCl e l l a n d .......................................................g e t f tw • ■ f „ . ^ i t - t e a » " ED. MEIgCH For Clerk Circuit Court light tary Halit itamaad. good market firm, pla.. Ini. timtua.- IWuagr .» oauer Uountltul n e e . • . . . premium*. tax _m #4 .. . , . A<though tnort then ani ■ w f . a f . n o o a ,* dpy, toMdflrtH4 from .this aeuree ft.fW W I I , M ta .prasUeally ell t a * **riag the ’rl • V-kf M r; ;i s mounting see to. »-taj ’’js u *f o r r j m . i t , (ollectUaa so far tide fieri axcoed that amount by Ifll Indicating an tarraaae of “f a a n t a p a t peay sf the Guy grow n family,* was trapped la tha family m iss M a r CreokavHW, Obla, M days a g e—b u t lived ts fralia a f a ta aheve ground. Brawn and his sens fad -fa n n ls * threuea a assail apenlng In a saved tunnel aad worked day and sig h t until they raesued her. They a n shewn d lg |U g down te her. Left te right! Brawn and hla te n s , Gerald. Myron and Adrian. (A saw Idled fre e d fh e te ) Florida during (h# calendar year 1134 over l i p . Total taxes collected from In­ surance companies by . the elate ties surer daring tha flacal year ending Jana 30,' 1131, amounted to fW.015.Tfl, the third Unrtflt •outre of the general raven on fund. This Is aseeeded only h r col lee‘Ions unuer Ike aetata t a t amounting to I t,<*7,237.18, aad the one-cmt gaaollae tax t f H r 455Jfl 0 3 . . . - Son of Dictator Soiled in Spain QEN. HAGOOD WELCOMED HOME .. > .- - •- ... p ... . CHOKING CLOUDS SWEEP WESTERN ‘DUST BOWL* TT. t: *;‘ t* i ■ ■ I.«e- 1 . . . vy Induatrica - staaaL a l • f th e . 1030 level. HAVE SEVERAL ecplee of W ill1posterity Rogtra’ Autobiography te se ll, Willies at low fries. Tubpy Smith, phone »»W, "If , Lind said tka tan trim" came Into s ar 1579. Ha Hated t tricel taachlnary, at snppllea; .aatantokl Una aad Inner tab refining, rmyen and uata, aluminum , Wafljrfsaak Jess Antoni. Prlma da Rivera labeve), sea af the lata gganlsh elstater, wee among the aumbsr a-rsatsd by the lefteet gevemment ef gpelit. •" a roundup ef meitarsh, •a't and fseelsta during widespread dtsardsr. (Asseelatsd P ra ia r*hete) • Lewis atlrlbttae the poor rjualaeaetles lleht, demeafl ■ *k “ . ' -------, market steady. Won- ST. LOD18, Mar. I*m-GP)-A 1 « Iky to th c ’ hWh miUtow toatagf ILU-II.M. tew hern > hu- e rta Peeey III* ysgr-uld ehorth tall, fnrxt to ring of. the brrnrl *klch Mimod k to fat tka aatUaaeat of BL Louis, kaa bo damtgad ecvaraly by the anbaan ( t a n fl placa of kensr In tramely cold weather af tka wto» * * * • " • •*» U r. Miner faclara were lata ma­ i! Supplies (light Is- OU. Oatkadral. sod, m ark et aSrese, l t .was mat |a 1T7T, brought to tority of the 1M5 crap, heavy BL Louie tty a SpanUh teldlgr, reins <if .?* Buck, Lobby Prober* kBa.Srffl5MY& . flhesUng jp erk lln g golf, K athryn Hemphill (rig h t), aefl-agehan pent hem girl Irens Celumhla. a. C , Ss Mated Mrs. Olenna CslleK Vera (left); ranking United glatea sta r (rent Philadelphia, 3 te t t o win ta g an n u al RcHealP W emen'a leurnam ent a t gelleetr, Pla, They era s l a m Into It latter pari of tka lafF |i» ii'Mta.'. modi fy ll«-te«. g>Ll! .Pie. tiu. hmprs. maeaJy kOK:'flnpirlloa light, dem eac .m a rk e t nh.iut stoady, VI*., nkagen hulk) pet tee ltt.e e •lied I l t a . l e vor/, 11 waa' baptised aad christened, tlftclaity. Ptanra Joaaph Fellelta" la m i l — -----p Fgtkar Valentine, first netaeat m m m m taM ce (a aoveral ckeplae. TAX PAID LAMBASTS ONE WALTER L. MORGAN ESP CAhUAufe: Pta. as evg.-t dveJ No. tt< ’> white shellek as .U k e f ts a Ik e m a le b / Ao a e o l J m- ^ ‘ I tha top la shown a farm near Ouymeat Okta, ufllb Ma abandoned house and maehintry partis tried by the shifting top aeU. Meanwhile, toe Mtorakiaat hag Joined la semkattlng the man* •deral weritsrs are aeea (below) leveling down wW tdriven dirt dunes vriUk traeter and grad' keaaalated Praia Photos) _ LEAGUE COUNCIL DEAF + 0 rtTTLER’S PEACE 1»LANS I . . . U J,. E. SQUIRES ■gm iTTM'f toy«u ' Nations CeueelI i KATHRYN HEMPHILL BEATS GLENNA IsamI : VeppUoo mod e rst,. Ctm asd' ir«l0. m ark •! %t»*•!>. . V U. leu nr b##( H# 4 J ■ T hraw a te the graanfl la a collision during a polo game a t Oolray Bvsch, p is . P rints Saras Mdlvanl, famous I f r hla m arriages, was kicked an the haad by his Korea end fo u lly Injured. He It •hew n (left) changing b e ra te during a recent m atth at Miami Ossoh. On the right l . Cecil flmlth, a cted Taxes pels player, whaee horse w as In celllslen w ith Mdlvanl'a. (A ssoslaltd Press Photos) oudntam^a"wwr~**It|,|."i *»eea *f t *l> n W. E.-WAT80N . ^ iv'1 ’ >vrJ t m . had total prefatory PORTLAND, Mar. 19.—W V Rsporta an ‘.clopus kid been found S P E C IA L fo r March. New P o r­ • In the Mstslloe Rixor In central celain finish elfctric range i Oregon, aniaral hundred miles 190.50 Installed. Randall E lictrle | from the ocean, era stirring Co. ’ .. lU rtgfn naturalists. T -l Stanley O. Jawetf, bead r a t United Jtn taa Blaldpt ea l rilb the g|sle. w*a"lnf*irmi - ( creature was cn display.! STBAWBEBRIES for preserving. Hon also showed aa Geo. Marii. W. flre t St. Phono all tka neU oa'a a y APPt.k* Caelavn.Yerks.galdwIaa. kU. baakata, |I . U . ||. g t niM N a: IUM A) Pla. ha. hm ara fa n ir. ik ,. a...,). tl.le -11 e« Cot Flowers Boor D m w o DelphUun— , • Job Normally Seen Octopus Ib Sighted Near In Indnstrl In River In Oregon ~_________ j - m SPENCER j.f. rap»trs4 C. B. SEARCY For GoVernor ' ENTOMBED PONY SAVED AFTER: 19 DAYS IN MINE Z Z T & 'S V i S . v>;,F or County Commissioner OAVB T O W WATCH *l ' ' - - -— TALLAHASSEE. Mar. Hut* T ieasurr r -W. >T» ..whe h Insurance eo w ie slw o c ott Florida. agBOPnced that -»*« State Insurance Department hm •ffleet'd . p i W M / l t m Bash Group Will Be la Alphabetical Order PRINCE SERGE MDIVANI KILLED IN POLO GAME LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON �mm® m m wm t. ; W irt, n r r t . l tha Saafcrd buTo? i f e t 8 \ , u d w . a m n and W f l w i »Uct*J to tb * t « m t m . Pm U toaf «-Pra«kWn| Packard. and W ri*ht will »l»o ba on t e y Kay. m #ui« i u i *m , mi* i F i r B ab b * Lady T m fflf, ( M m V ip r, and Offlaar DMa, *' r*ar ef Um m d o n win bo l a o a t * 1 * A a h » « wh. t e » s i a s ,- ^ f e U T S S U « *■ k s : k V & S S £ 2 S 3 i£ : In* reoteet, which commanaaa ; » at™ « with .tha Chattanooga. tie f - tu r e neat Tu»»dey are Chib ia afar)Jr rtad y . Qoldrn \ U d, Traffic Chanco, UR Win A Baca. feroaS T da agreement tha Chat* BellyrlaYi, Ml— Mark, Ann G a b wf w ild , flashy. fcalradla. J a tha hi third •llmlnatlon,»aat far a n d « .! Tbaradar, nro »U*h Fact. Ann f * " ■u,,,B n P g > 3 win rtm TtilrC raw , t a t a r l i r - J I ,r t Will. Hawk*. lig h t, Traffic un* « a* . J w t WUbar, Maakrd Fairy, ; (A lb Tray and Backflaldcr. Finn' eight of thc -W daga will m l *ht Mar. M. f-Tbay 4. Carelau Gurai. Taany Bnewipot, U * w a r fsfc tS J aaa ^ a g ife Apr- U aw ar ding to Ccptatn K w lla Mitchell, ■tale p r-ld e n t wf th a .r a r id * 8parta*aa‘a AeeactaUo« barn to d a y .'fie captain m h s wdfc aeeond prtaa In tbU an g lto f •rani Vttb- a Ttorid, Mack *wae Iof i M pmtoh k b k b ba cH «kt I In iabna Lake vhiah U an th e Caka-Orange coantjr Una. f i g H d » M < ^ ,. i« -r« w far »aad I ?a « w MANYG a.cootala ai o K k a f 1/7 arai Gnlfl It's to adecrtiicaUr redi Bon-pgwar-prodndnf afacaoj iaand . . . # //e /tt jeer to w«i if jadt to a-toa, T W a what •a “B ia - T*r • I OOP G U U OA fua, ffanallfca J agent, aayy m a t flaMa t caraftl taata. pr, , i with tba final cllml an o» Saturday n«fht Apr- r -* w if ij n ir i& c is ITS* i M i i i ft- SIfrtm 'Until’m! C T S w m lttoc, tempo—d of m fi iw r — b a t tb* Derby will fetooo, 0 —rg* WcRory, be ever the T i l mil* distance piM ", Thee. P c * , t t e i i - . h wbleh d o n *111 p**i the iton and BUI’ A»deteon.l jedge'i »tond t»fca bafere tha il „ ttaaUdWnac- ■I— raa—n i - . | | iu n e v ra tto * |1 R*<aa N ig h ty Etwpl Sunday i& M n- c - s f e '•# Y**m. At • n .ill.l j ( u .j . r a J f u /..rr. t • y.-.’W f f . ’iff''! * >V I f - a»v>j M (On U, 8. 17 o r 8 U U R oad »V ‘ Peal Tima 8 i l l S W l Admutton 18 Cents N o M in o ra AOatrod (T a i THIS AO IS 0 0 0 0 POM O N I ADM lHlON WHEN t P iM B f iio w nm ,'iiafta'‘fr'*V■V- 1.3 l loctodadi I I CWCr VTATB T i l itata prlion thla yaar, rlala art planning to iwnlt-ntiarr a t mots < * 0 •' ■ ©V- H I f il �Stnfonl la Th# Only C b tn l Florida d i r A ffartfac R ail, Highw And Water T ransported** ' Y N EW SPA PER NUMBER 13k DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH, MAROONING THOUSANDS ot Come Until Damage Is Less Than lay; Expects *1000 Says Chief; ravel Via m in Crowd Hlnden And ugh This City Helps Department Destitution, Panic, Death, Destruction 4 Locarno Powers “^ ^ * 1 May Ally Again *g| D,ctat« Hiller', 36 Kn~ jjJ Itop Here Agree To Alliance If Loss In M i l l i o n * G ermany R efuses •----P e a c e Proposals 200,000 Driven From Homes; Militia Duty In 6 Sti 't w n nlci ted the fire to the ethar bora**. T»» eigtoea answered the alarm,- but a* there ary only diva men In If* fire department, IntlM bff Cl lef Cleveland, the Kook and ladder truck waa not taken ooL "If I had enough men to man fhit truck end are mold beta got to tho rcoT we could bate put out the fl'e rail one of tha fire with fl»e water,” the chief stated. Thle air etew above Che turbulent rfcxHi amtern of the Alley h* Jty and Monengahela ea they'’reverted *nd_ apreed >ua -Golden.Triangle." Tooebeadp of hungry, and shivering o f l l n worker* wrre maroon,d tn u p p er floor* of tl h rarl o l tho downtown buttoot* district at 10-foot wetar r* cad hrough tha itrecta. ((Anoelated Praia Photo) The .Herald waa reliably to* «m»i today that the FreeUeat “Li-teaMl by apodal train over N| AWantie O w at Line railroad )afSnt*r Perk next Monday The three ftree attracted a huge M f te r mad that tha train v t a I*#, through Sanford about 8;40 crowd. Son* of those there he pel I Ik * f ln tm t- n me, 4 PV U/ ’ the thinks of the department tot fighter*, nnl for thoa* tho chief them. Other* hindered the fire had words of erltlcUm. | -"Wo appreciate the .help of » l gtardaagn and advise 'e f the change In ' plans, m an will w tar regulation ms with steel letomtc. ta le ' V M m ' . ' , . C«rt*ln > W. Mritorr, Hasan officer, Ueotariaat Mart Hne*»re red wKh Colepcl 9tarline r ' n e t torrire to Wtotvr F»-' to y -did1 again this more - i e a r a * s w n ; c .« an Who Stole President Takes Command Hnits Third Time Is Sent To Prison ’ In Directing Rescue W ork In ’Sttt'te P riso n 1 '• ■ • I Male Companions Clef j New Deal May Spend |T.‘T y In Flood Stricken Zones Devastated Z o n e s wore atocarn to (hair doaire to tog" to tha charge nf larceny of help, but if they would stand beck nn automobile and wan sentence eut ef th* way until wa need them to aerve Ora yean to tha' stela then do w hti wo asked, and not dd penitentiary a t Jtatford. HI* two a tot of nnneceiaary things, inch mala eempenlena, Albert Overholfaa carrying out hou*ahold, goods ser and Howard WUdaaon, ea*h which ware damaged by excited pleaded guilty and each waa eepand inexperienced handling, tbty tenced to serve ona year. Cates would ha of much more assist- against tha two women with them, aace.” who g a te th* namea of Mre. Jack Tha chief again cautioned Btcrenaon and Betty Johnson, wi apacts to n at lira* not to gat Jn nolle pros sod. the way of tha fireman and net to Bterenaon stole a ear belonging drive over fire ho**, aa waa don* to L. T» Johnson last Feb. 97. Mr. yeeUrday. Johdaon heard the car being driven " Ire n u email bey ahotald h$ow awey. m h t d oat of his chop r ith that a fit* ho*#, especially If It it a m ath tolat V hammer, caught th* hot ruder th* hi* hast pressure, car by the spare lire, el amber*'1 •hocJd mat he driven aver,* e^d trocRj to th* driver1* aid* and, Chief Greenland. "If there U a w(,m threatened with th* hammer weak ypot to th# heta anywhare., Btavtnaen atopped tha car, Jumped th e 1redden pressure t y driving eur and ren. 0>crhoHaer;retoato*d over It win cause It to buret, and |n the car and waa "covered* bj than wp n d lh t have aerieu* j | r> Johnson and hla hammer until tre u b V a police officer arrived, WF^a— ------------------ son, the two women and Btereneoi O renlt Court today to thy ib*iM .MLiBirylirr ">d w»» fonterveed to five year* In Uie fall, b w ao ie ha awakened Mr, —President, Rooaevaii pgaln de­ etnto ponltenltary. The first layed hi* Southern vecnUmi De­ pair of trouirra the negro gut parture to stay in command of ■way with contained tU , th j federal reecuc-rellaf moblllratlon. second pair contained fill, tor. Th* Ntw Deal* considered *p»nd. the pockets of the third pair Inj plot, io 1100,000,000 for flovJ were empty. It wee the third trip that eauard Willie's down. 1auffertre and (• k«»rd H*ln*t Beck who waa able to Identi­ ' repetition of thle week'* dlueler. fy th* burglar and ha waa I Actual rescue work, the Presi­ d e n t said, la under the charge of aooa arrested by the police. the Army. Secondly, undir the dlfialon of rilltf. he «imk* of the Imparallve n«kl V( money fut, the Re I Crass. Thirdly, he spoke of th* CCC, »Mcrlhrg It had don* Checker Players ‘and' provldlno labor for patrol work and drhrls elr^ritig p.-nding the arrival of Ik* mil tie. Fourthly, he epoke of WPA. 11 Now Itndlng Ita for*** ehiraver nccdai-Utolhr buiMlnc of dikes ("tWdHWWtfaFSTh W TreT-^iho re’ t: lief 4 dmlnlstrallon would supply ’• [.m:n for Mstorlne water supplies, vd opening up flooded sawcri. and putlng power and trlephons * line* back Inti operation after Woroen’sWork Center ™ |r|f« Given New Allotment ggr " LONDON, Mil*.. S0,-GP» -TW 1 l'o i» of Co union* vri* told today , that th* foi r remaining l.i.urno pnve— have reread to Join in » »lrtc*l military alliance If A 'ulf. Iftier ref;"*#s to consider pro- Etl| p o u t, to re-eatsbll-h (h- ,ecu>ilr lev. new,- pro r f Europe. Proposal* agreed I > hy ’ d e s titu tio n , J C,*-#*! Britain, Fr-nto. l!rl*ium t'c d e a th anc and It* y w»r* pi'MI'hod In a co n fro n ted W! "yriilt#' paper rjbmitt-d to prn Amerlc the i»/>o*« of Common* ».n Anthony. th ird d a y of Edrn give thin explanation: The plan r-nvivige* no Inlern*tlnnal conference t i oierhaill the I segue of Nation* and grestly widen It* *cope from **«attn«r IIelutions. Provision waa a ln made to ret up a buffer lone against Germany along the Freneo-Belglan border*. ThU tone jeoull be occupied by Wa*t Virginia 17} Inc'udlng International Iroope, Vermont S| British and Italhn, until a new Connecticut 1 ) •ecurlty treaty eould be drawn. Virginia 4; The tone would be 20 miles wide from which German troip* wodld . Mas-achuiftta 4; Maine t | ' I e withdrawn. Tha proposal would Maryland 4; ” ( damand that tha movement of North Carolina 9) German toonp* Into thn Rhine Georgia 9; ton* must ho .impended while the New York I. French and T flglire »u»pend Prcperty damage aad U rea tending force* Into vones adjoinbar of home aaa avre aaUaUtti to r their frontier*. ibjcct to follows, from tha won* bit. The propuevi are *u! ntVltcaUon’ by the four govern* tloni: Pennsylvania, IIMJXMUM meats British, »..,** participating. .. r r' r French end Belgian cabinet* al­ SOjDQO ho me least ready hare npprevaJ, • ■•*- . Weak Virginia* UOuWWOOTim London diplomatic quarter* 9,900 hnmaleaai New Engtond, 1100^00^00 a n # ■re awaiting offiriii reacllcn fro * 100.000 homals*. '$!, tha German government. Th* whole flood teens o ret NOW England, Ohio, West VlrgMIto Pinnaylrenle, New York and fM Potomac and southern regtoan vast a dismal picture of riatai rl»ere or destitution In the wake of ffclto Ing on**. New England saw some Hasan* Feminine voter® In 'nrger num­ chuaett* cities under mUUan» ber* are registering on the «ooki police protection against va**» of tb< First end Thlid preclncta, dell*m, Large parts ef I p l a A open In the berement of the Court field, Lowtll, Lawrence and B arerHouse, though the male voters hilt, Mas*., altlee with nn apprexthare a lead of nearly four to onr roatn population of 400,000, nrnre Total registration In the twv preclncta this forenoon »to°d *! l.M f, Tho First precinct had reg­ istered (97 rotara, 110 of tharo being women, end tha Third pro* ctoct.hsd r.gtUM H .97* riectore More Women A re N ow Regiaterinf? On County Books near-creet water* of • to 10 to r t’ poured through Marietta boutat aa street*. Parkaraburf, tod, * * l feeling-food water at It pcarad ■long buclna** atreeta tot* thod ty hall basement. Bringing ajeet atonna harwfeoud flood recotisUrclion work to »*• Rochester, New York, area. ' The Potomac river a n d .a H . tributaries are fat'Ing, the weathlT bureau amwunead. _ Telephone itn rk a a t H a rtfW , Conn, eollapaad In part. . -j*}i B. U Glam » « »**)“ * ‘" i V by a n tha larceny of an nutacnaMto vraa pare Usd after five y # n n in ettsm pt was mad* U do I him, rrwt with procoadlsgs pL Before that ha had aerror’ UBINH BEER AND ■ BINGHAMPTON. m. t , 20.—Raaldanu *f B t^ h l drank toer and milk w* laurunta win piled with n» -Goat The Pennant Races Woodmen wore Inducted ef th# lo«lg* of tho Worli last Van th* "protoct rerre t F. cue holder, J. . Vrioltag, 8 tig h t of th* major league baseball mauagare touring tha grapefruit tJreuit have look id toto the, crystal hall ta learn what ia to au ra fog our own tonlghli totarday fair, slowly rising tampcraUre to west porto u . -1 A 1 Bportaorem of 8anf:td and tha surrounding tactions are re­ ported as totorwthd in th* fish- LOCALWEA' WILRNTZ QUIZZES CONDON NEW YOEX. Mar. Attorney Genera' WtlenU of Now Jereay vtolted Dr. John F. "JefaU" Coudou yeaUrday hut I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a80d899e24fac532b93cef722ccded45.pdf fe6734af2da266c04d80a60aa735076e PDF Text Text ____________ „ ■ at* Abroad _____ to t French b tdied By Pride German Nation ■tTiN *. coixmax • f pa par, interna tlonal pw» with aU Uta •*. • f dlptamatie ritualism. r French and Belgian fears, ItoMt frantic bp th* tramp "if the Rhln^aiV m etehed • a n pride aa Der Fuehrer to, U torno and Varealllaa ngitto terminated and tells ##* that the restoration of ‘•quality la aa fstaklahed clank on both aide* of diplomats hw ry from m e n to rood reports ta "office* gmv'rnpigptol ksdamsal calm nom* and editors for cool bonds. ■, . teropo palaad throughout tho laaado of tha eantury. Clash, doaial Intervals In Africa t t s t’ orti sent* crises but Bakina lion of tha "trip e tot Britain—against the alliance” of Gorman j , IHungary and Italy, kapl mess tilted on tha pears ||fe r, ^|ic- _ ■- i' J ' » r j,;'A tha scone swung to tha i Turkey's grip an bar aia, t i g brother" of Um sooth rn, was atul M in g tha effects hto 1904-6 'defeat by Japan, pa, (a October. 19^8, Ansteo* toary annexed Bdenla and Heronrlao. Neighboring Serbia proad and allied on 8 t Petersburg help. Berlin warned th a t Rue.must qpt Interfere. Tha rear’s I wore not ready far another aft Serbia waa compelled to Hi not tha poopla of the an­ al pro lines* i ” Revolutions ri**’’ iriehed there, p a r tM a r ly In nla through tha Balkan w an 1911*13. Franca persuaded Ruato May v jt of thooa embroilants and Germany and Italy -kept pstro-Huugary from Intervening. Meanwhile Germany woe Innoting her army and bplldtng • ivyi Fronce a* sha has today, had Ogthenrd ths aarvlca ta n as of nr military wnecrlptei England aa working out military co-op* |*Uou with her doentnlooa and waits had amboTkad on a flea* ■ ? plan for robulldlng h e r‘war achlae. Auatro-Hungnry’e gen* •C staff had drawn up full plans * a campaign b the Balkans. Into this powder- hag fall tha otah n match, tha murdera on MP CR. 1914, i t Sendee? of tha dp to tha Austrian throne and itro-HongUfT pounced *« U iRuasU roe* poevderoewly fend "tha Uttl* brother" and l u i n i a a n p n » ™ * *» to (tva British M a s te r a shot in JT7 Sj S f * wraUc n m U n committee far U to n to . , Approximately 350,000 rotor* will b* qualified U.t th« election. In th* flrel DcmocrmC'e primary to 1933, there w«r* 278J10 rata* cast and tabulated. In Um 1933 general election, Um n t o totilliC More HaveAnnounced — _ _ , Jn T h is C a m p a ig n IT# •Ti to W ink W. J. Bow* Republican candidate, who ,2 1 T h a n E v e r , B e f o r e racairad 93,323. < black smoko poo ring ant of «taalv -------1 • i n ami Morkshop. TAULABA08EX, Mar. 17—4*1 To the Industrial revive! at- —Ths number of candidates far wwdy onder way, th reach In- jp rem o r In the IMS elect on* has •eased prosperity, th a n will he set a now high-water mark far ■ddod the Impetus of enormous FVrlda. Sixteen are seek (ad th r revernment spending. | Democrat!* nomination, wh le Everything la la readiness fpr other political parties have net h a program aa far a t the task-named any candidate* so fart if changing money into guns, war The first nomnalL-n primary Crop. myrtle, one of the mo -nach'ne*. slrplanss and ships U Is more than two months away,' beauttfbl shrubs in Florida, Is unearned. . bat a t iasat the candidates are often rm 'ervd an attractive |n the F ar week* aim months, with the showing more Interest In: the sprng by powdery mildew, a par* atk of rearmament In the air, campaign than ever before, j The aaitio fun rue thdit may be conha center, of bduetry have been first primary la Jmm *. with the tro fad easily if ocntrol nvyuum fatting ready., Factorise have aeornd piimary on Jons W .are employed early snot A . wan pat In order. The demand Chief Justice J. B. Whltflel ” The. fleet signs of InfetSdn* on ’» tools and machlntry has cut the Supreme Court, wti» has learta Sra small whitish spot* on ‘*ep nts unemployment. served many political campaigns. upper sides. TV a* spread nntll Steel production fer January, and W. T. Cash, state librarian •t SI m oo tons, was a record. who has records .*n campaigns,, the whole leaf Is covered by thaoBritain’s airplane Industry, a!- said the 18 now In the Democratic eady working overtime on orders nnm'natlon rice marks a new ree*"g th ) royal ale forte, 's nronrr- »rd t ’r Candida lea. J ng for an seen faster tempo when The p n r i w record was In the, Ss rearmament plan becomes IS32 nominating primary when "act. . nine candidates were In the fleul. i A d'flnito eiw e'lnr un of ths More announced that year, botj motor-Industry likewise is antld- some f t them withdrew before' noted,' while shipbuilders, with time to pay the qualifying fees. | •ommrrdal Order* piling up, look Tho governor elected this y riri • new contracts under the naval j/R sucrod Governor Da*#’ mansion progtem. woolta neit January to serve a Ordinary Industrial recovery term of four year*. Shot I* seas 'ntlnoea In Britan, with n shoi-t. nominated and elrrtrd In 1031. ; f t <f skilled labor repoted In I’amlldate* who haei announce,! nma Instaneea, and with Iron ami I*1*' 7f*r 7* r the Democratic nomteal production at Its h'ghest totlnn are Grady llsrton of WauVll since 19T7. Nallonil revenue thu,“- J '7 » Carter nf Tallshaai reported «a Increased by m oo ■•*< Stafford Caldwell Of Miami, 'a n I t 00,000,(CM over the samo Chappell. f t Miami, Fred V. Ime las, year, Cnna of I ake City, Redmond B. In 8 he f fit Id, steel center, proW-.C. Hodges htctlcn has Increased 118 percent Tallahsasee, Amos Lewis of •Inca 1031, while -unemployment * a f at^a. Mal|U Martin af Croet: ia s dropped from 87,008 to 29,000 •* • Wakulla, few blast fomac-a arc being pri- . <M* E. MUtoH of 8L Fatanfrurg, •ro d and plg-lron has been 1'•»!!• J- Miller of 8 t Petersburg,! ■‘rationed’* to mills. B- r - P*‘7 cf West T alm Bea-h/ •I* Manchester mills prmlu;, r Tampa,; ng coarso yarn and eloth a r t Cater Tomssallo of Oelando, an-li -orbing at full speed. Cotton J - R- Ytarwood r.f WlnUr Haven.! ’citii* ponluction la back to 75 ■ Th* number seeking ths goe-| wraent of capacity. ’ ernorsh'n far exceed* tha number j In Glaagew, R*rteh shipbuilders ,op miuT ■••to of. have 10 ships on tha stocks, whlls «“ dM*w must pay Southampton also ronorta a nvl- — ' -. Ly .v r *.* * ’ll In shipbuilding, Britain report hreughout Britain report c -n•tr etlon of new factor’.et and vttibieas promises. ft. n para Ilona belong b th e' nUty past and the Laigue dil net .irtv^inl China's lots of Manchuria ir Italy's ’’colonial aip-dlllon” Into Ethiopia, Germany decries war*! Ilka Intention. H lter offer* a freeh •arte# of tieatlwi end General W*r«»T Von Blombvg. war minister, telto a nsUon-wida radio hiook-api' . “Wei; destroys th* flower of hu<| -naalty and brings gain neither to 1 thq viator nor tho vanqulahad.” STOP using1 old-fashioned wash< methods LOOK for the white uniformed Rinse lecturers. ■vhiicf R c o u U r Him RINSO ......10c 3 for 25c Large Size U1NSO •Music shoots t f rubber will h* ■ed for th* Otymple flams* in Berlbf next summer ae a precri-t Hon against bad weather. The deadly Mack widow spider to k .a fatal lacing from tho lowly gray widow la a fight arranged at LISTEN for'the music of the big blue tru c k .. . - . * v' m J t' P ack ag e COME to the demonstration and get your FREE Boap and i ■ {•;* coupons. LIFEBUOY " Stores And Redeem -fei'\* *" -j, % ■-V A; * * . *, - ,4, ' ^,1* _li v -4' FOREST GATCHEL’S CASH PROCKRY, L. C. KINARD, LODCRA " b v U M- WILCOX, 808 W. Srd It. TRIPLE *. OROCB’FTERIA il l East let, St. [K oft A setap ftf pap*r!M r* then MOO.OOO dead, more 21,000.000 wo'.ndod. and 1c 19 "privmwn and ml*»lng"l itien haahMptoy and ravaiu* waa the raault, Tha treaty ra Of Veraellle* b 1119, •! no b 1913, tha n*»otl’to*« I Dawaa and Young plan*. »h# b m of th* L**go* a t Mac ' afl have triad to aieat bar* that would - told-hack, ray Hoad *( death and daotrartton (future. Vowalll**' pset h ta ehrada ■A ilgnatara Hoar la torn ton A to m M i to a s b to ^ a v t o * toft M88 «f W ■■■ pvaaBaa la rg e S be L U X V IS IT One Of These Your. Coupons k aa today an* is r»un>i jy r to the Soviet Union, aallm* an to tha colon | Germany 1 b both direction*, - knew L'roea-Lamina ’ frtotla# urns yang to overcome by front*1 i. and debonshad through ■n. Sha had helped guaraaSuM utrullty *<>4h«d. RtU. M hut whan romlodad of Mlgatlan by Britain respond- f* t SX -J: _ f k Fnirtolife*ra*wrUttekBC)-oiSrwi>^rMr maMMOairorotonrolkiiTltoia'l e l l fl KUeaiOen»:iJW«V. to Omstate *»d fia u tha Anns Program Is 16 feeding Work In r i t i s h Factories •—i r - — •11 W . U 4 « 4 ’. L U X T O ai SOAP 2 For IS* 1 M qraag* �Sanford Is The Only Centra] Florida City AHjrding Rail, Eifj And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1936 President Enters Politics Militia Guard For President NUMBER Eatablbdied In 1909 FATHER COUGHLIN’S SHRINE RAZED BY FIRE Steel Helmets To Be Worn But Soldiers Are To Carry Only Their Side Arms Jfcdal Meeting Of Chamber Of Com­ merce Called For Tuesday, March 24 Order No. 1 from hea-iqusrters of Company D. U4lh Infantry, Florid* National rfiard, * 1 1 i»| rard this a ft, moon by llarcld C. . Washburn, captain commanding, j ordering th* local machine run I company to aorvlco In Winter i Lewis A. Tata, s la b man to Park n u t Saturday moraine for vntor the race for sheriff of I tko porpcoa of guarding Preal* Seminole County In this ytar’s ' dent Rooeevvlt on the occasion of campaign, was second hi*h man Ma vlelt to Roll n* Colice*. Thn (b e Seminole County In tho 1931 election when hr waa guardsmen a n t" assemble at tho ■ x n b e r o f C om m erce will a candidate for the same of flea. Ran fork armory at #:4& o’clock V t in ipceUl seaaion next .Mr. Saturday morning and will bo jVmday eronim , Mur. 24, 1*99.Tate wa* born in Osteen lo ta k o n to Wlntar Park by motor J F th k purpooe of accepting, boa. | ibworth Plans To Resign Then bmmittee Suggests Simpson As Proper Man For Position Ail Intended reslgnstlon of K m . Pkpworth m president, 4 L the bodtr and to elect hi*i dfecedsaor. I t U also expected; to make plana for a mem-. Tho official ordrr read, ai foU "Pursuant to Instructions con­ tained In Special Orders No. S3, the Adjutant QrnaralJ Florida, fcmfcjp campaign. lfar. 17, 1934, thla organisation ICU I for Dm a pedal mooting' la ordered to act.ra state duty Mar. 31, 1930. and will report to wka laauod laat night af.cr a 1 pOOloagad discussion by director*, the sheriff of Orange county, for guard duty In connection with a S l 'members att<ndlnr»wu ad1! the visit of the President of the Wun w l raeating of tho Charaboq United State*. eg Commerce a t which waa road a - report of a apodal com"The prescribed dress U: Flan­ Mtttao appointed for tho purpoao nel shirts, steel helmet*, black a t making recommendation* as necktie, spiral laggins, service to reorganising th* body. Given the credit for keeping the •hoes end pistol belts. The n*nr j T h o comralltoo’i report was 8antord State Fai’mera Whole­ Issue khaki breeches will be worn. finally accoptod afthr a lot of, sale Market out of the hinds of All men are enjoined to be par. talk gad Uia Introduction nod the "interests," 11. M. Papworth tlcularly neat In persons! appearsrithdrawi! of aerrrml motions, ■was last night urged by other necktie, spiral leggfne, service All member* of this organisation th* making of other motions, tbs members of the supervisory com­ •fgoptanc* of substltlit* motions, mittee of the market to retain will report at the Ssnford Armogv A d tho final decision to Wove Ms place on that board and to con. at 0:48 A. M.. Mar. I t. 1930. Transportation by motor bus. determination of the matter to tinut to act a* Its chairman. On completion of this duty, this the board of directors nest week. Mr. Papworth told the commit­ Tho committee recommended tee at IJ» regu'ar monthly meet­ organisation will return to Its Ogalnst reorganising the Cham­ ing laat Monday night that ht home station and atand relieved. ber of Commerce, hot suggested waa resigning th* presidency of The travel directed h necessary T, JL; 0Jj*tp*cn fo r election to th* tbtf Chamber of Commerce and In th* military Berries." “th a t therefore he was attending Winter N r k Program “ *** hie last meeting aa the trad* WINTER PARK, Mar. 10— The body's member of the committee, presidents of the tlx other coland repeated that assertion at lieges and universities In Flor.da the meeting of the Chamber of will Join with President Hamilton Holt of Rollins In extending of­ ficial greetings from th* state's education*! Institution* to Presi­ dent and Mr*. Rooeevelt when they come to Rollhu next SeturitM ttsw e na r s » n e t New Charges Are F i l e d Against 5 Daytona O fficials A fter the committee’s report eeaaReading the election of r. Bimpam wae mad* and while w directors end members ware eeaaabtg whether a new prealn t earn'd he elected before th* ■xt regular beard meeting on fir. 14, Martin Stake of Stevie ** 1®m i d that th* orgentu•« "ha* • "peffoetly comtwtcnt be pro*idem la Mr. Haines" and 0 m a te d to knew why Mr. Father Charles K. Coughlbl’U uniitnal Shrino of the Little Flower at Royal Oak, Mich., stands in ruins after a fire a .iibuttd to faulty wiring. I) amagr was eallmalvd at 03O.UOO. In the bark ground at the right can be ,ecn th* dome of the f in u n s radio prWet's mw 0600,000 church which •scaped damage. (Associated I’reas I'hato) * Thief Uses Phone jp ij To Clear Way For giul Sanford Robbery c it y NEWS BRIEFS Makes $20~Haul But a.'m’E Fails On Second A- M‘n Attempt To Steal Clyde . | Elision. Using the telephone to clear his ' w"rf m1, way, a bold rofcber y eiterd sy 1 J* walked off with a purse contain-. ^ ce *" 1 Ing 020, Wit failed on his second ’ _ ittnd-'jt jMJempt. A. tiaacrlplkm of the in nib* I ‘Tllu*was furnished the police, but It Is bolloved that he left town Im­ villp today attending a convent.in mediately fo lowing his fltllure "if school •upriintcndenta in coun­ to put) off e se e n I mhltery, ns ties In thin port of the Itute. tho description fitted that of * , . . .. A wrrranly deed filed for man ... who earlier , .by„ . _ , in , the, da. J rtf-bod record today reveals the tale an o ffle tn Orlando t y tV satw %UllM. „ . rmoft of w loU mothoda, Inform.t on Ka{h p„rk „ , rb, rt w Orlando polks, s ^ of winter Park for 0100 CnMf WiUiami of th« Baufoni _____ force broadcast th* description of I ^ w„ , h ir .’ F, ir wi, h , „ t the man. tered frost in th» Interior of th, Th* description wa* furnished nort portion tonight; Thursdnj by Mrs. J. O. Laney who heaid th.- f. r, with slowly rising temper man U'tphonlng from the I mey at re. Kstreme northw«-*t Flcrhla drug store lo Mrs. R. J. Holly, Knlr, slightly tvarm ir In west Jr., In tho office of Dr. M. I). portion tonight Thursday partly Cs awell on tho second floor ■f the tloudy and wr, finer. Molsch building an l ask her t.t . ------call Mia* Clara Rankin from her 8 vend rpplirall dosk In the Standard Growers of- berahip will be net flee on th* same floor t« 11r. cl*»* will Ire nllla Caewwl'a phono. Mis* Rankin ‘“ff “t the Woodme hooded tho aultimona, leaving her 'n Woodmen II II. office rniocnJ^ n fr n ir i '^ w minr,< ute*. Tho few minutes wen- long Hlnclrtliffo 1* c-’ pl enough, however, for th . man - « r" Uam. lb p ort enter tho StandaH Grower* of fc*r*h P drJ** ? fleo, anateh U p Ulru R...kl.,’- f 'V ** . " l " ' ' T purse which eonUlnod 020 In o . l*u" hl‘, U ‘hl^ r roncy, and disappear. | * nnoun, - ra.nU ' , »• Williams First i And Thrasher To Announce In •he Mary Meet F irsjt District 77 " n® iT tlid th t n on* billion . « out of th. nest fiscal tproprlatlont. ta'nrd 0(100,public works Conservation t gfoaa projapproximated I’A RIF, Mar. I S - l A I ’l — Klrutherioe Venlstlos, 72, for­ mer premier of Greece, dud to­ day. aelf-imposetl sail* allrr a abnrL Ulttaae. Ills ells, and two son* were at his bedside. The alkteamen came tn Pari* a year ago after failure of a revidu'.lon resulted In reat'rallon of the monarchy and wrecked republican hope*. Venlteloi was sentenced to {oath but escaped and wa, pardoned later by King George when George was rvcallel to the throne, but he refused to return to Grrece. Vi-ninlos was called Greece1* “man of destiny" and the history of present day Greece 1* written largely around hi* stormy carver. Seven time* premier, h* was *i power both in and out. of office (tnd the ‘force of his leadership touched on some phase from tho 1‘atls peace conference, character­ ised him as one of the greatest | statesmen In Europe; In fact, Vtnilelo* waa the only oho there to got all that he askwlj Vet In thla hour of triumph he was hs-svt by would-be assassins, repudiated at Iho Greek poll* and. driven into voluntary exile. In response to an o'erwhelmU'm IIs h 4 Os Pag* list ___ 3Q T n , thousand hflni*a I families 11*III[ r N: left th e ftV P*^ WM «“ « * ■ * $ "n 1 " y.0,- lh "«» drown*,! of resident* fled f t c j , !r lo hl*h M 3 ni*ht wh' n Johnstown, Pn_ w b e r e l *-3™ •“ * <h“lr llv*» I" U t». w * g J mor* 'ban eight feet- * 1of water ami torrential ' pel** i thrust fresh terrors upon portlagg of several northeastern state*. llknry Bellng teas swept tO ' death when,* bridge he was creep- \ irtinnq ln* ru||*p,,A I V , l l U l l s ; In Cumberland, Mil, Nktieoal li ermanv Guardsmen erere ordered out he v * il l hundreds to flea through flood > , n i. ■ ed strreta from their water-flUai u . Z >~ ,UIy tl.w ti.w * O .P ...S W I ; to.ksy she * -----------‘ 9S ISrsSK Unemployed M an iL JT E Found C r u c if ie d In Ocala T o d a y bes.oder to fully re* lie* « t m t y vlo* l- w U p*et my nappened at id* with or n OCALA, Her. 18.—(A PJ-yJ Georg* J. Timmerman, 39, M* rmployed bricklayer, was found crucified In b grove wltWn tho, «ity 'Imlta Sdw . - Hi* Up* w e r n ,i)U(| at)[| K hunting coat was over hie head lo muffle Ml j , mf, white, an a*. r r *££?£*>. ... , to D. K. McNaA of the Seminole Count, Crwflt A b l a t i o n and inMaUd that he call Mr* Trrd Ball from bee <Mak In the p»* sMnpany** office »» *ho McN«'phone, but Mr*. Ball refused th.- „ h|bu , nga d{,t ^ |h - f , , t K<mln. ,, IIljth r0w morning at S#mtn0|, 8cl Fruit Marketing: Is Portrayed On Screen For Local Kiwanians candidate far rweleetioa to board, th* first to announce f Four Join Seminole Future Fanner Group LOCAL WEA' Four lad* Joined , Semln'l* Chapter of the Future Farmer* 1*0*1 group laat evvntag. They are Thomas Wans ley, Billy Col­ bert, J, B. Stapler and Waken Klwenlana hunted through their luncheon aetelon In th* M ay-' fair Hotel today noon so they, would hot bo lato at th* R ltx. Theater where a motion plctuie Revenue stamp** f ft led to a depicting scenes on eastern fruit 1ranty deed filed for recokd 1 markets waa shown. Th* picture day afternoon show that 111 showed inspection, sal# and dis­ was the price paid for a' M tribution of Florida cltrua frulta tract cn Beardall Avanna. and waa Intereating to Kiwanians property was bought h r O and other* who attended th* fro* Pop* from W. E. Klrehhoff showing. Th* legal diacrlptlun la givw Among th* visiting Kiwanians th* N. E. 1-3 of tho N. W. 1a t the luncheon meeting * u the a. W. 1-4 of th* 8. 1 4 M Howard Hullck, former member N. W. 1-4 of the S. B. 1-4 ad ef th* local d « b but now presi­ tion 33 in township 19. dent of th* Klwanls d u b .n Asbury Park, N. J . While a real, dent of Sanford several years ago Mr. Hullck and hi. brother conducted the Mayfair H otel O tiftr triaillag - Kiwanians w en Adolph Malach of Rarauens, N. J , and Karl Shaanca of W inter Park. Dr. Scott reported th a t the Duma* Memorial Room which the Nation Now Owes I3M7740M 5 7, An All-Time High a • ;.*v ��>SlSk*vA X . - l.V-J&r V-, f 4■JWL' l i & & T int SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 'I Dependable C 1ass Has Regular Meeting Social Circle Number Three — ----Calendar loads C h ur* Meet . P e r s o n SHE'S FLORIDA'S PRETHJESX5 Frank (Bring t m Back Alira) Buck, tana mako-up and with**! LJj benefit of Hollywood1* props and lighting eyetemi, giro* a Mg ah«*r In n it art'* Jung I* vettlngi In M t third incentive movie hit, * f U | and Claw,” which opened last night at tho Rita Thao tar. Before pour vary eye*. aa It were, tho bare-bended Back, and half-clothed native* when* »kln a Ugtr would no doubt loro to touch, acarch tho Immensity of tho Jungle for tholr too and elrcuo frddcr, than man tholr trap*, anaroo and pitfall* ta d alt h o t and wait for something to happen —and It'a usually Uia unexpected that do*a happen. Buck's dexterity with ropo and hit m a d y or* with a r tf l r along w hla wllllngnoia to aafac tt bare-handed with dnngsronn foen keep ths element r f enepsnaa and ■urpriae foremoet In tha pictorial atory of the long trek through dense growths of tropical vegeta­ tion and gslnt tress that harhoc fang* and clsws. als riaxlnfla If r* m n , tk4 ROQ Mil, Ealnmi . T l i r a . vTlT Woodruff, historian! K D tt, OWy^ATOmm. jfem bon of the former P.ps Organ O a k s f the First Baptist Chart* will meet at 6JO P. M. at tkh hams of Mrs. II. W. Rucker, t e U n to , to bout* Mrs. R. A. WkwtM of Washington. D. C. »*d Mrs. J . P, ICatrkin* Sf Msekn- 'BH, N. a \ [PRID AT Dm Peseth Annual "aUrar tax” Belter Health,” Mr*. J. H. of.tho U t a Mhiy Ctrl Suouta will t* gtvaa a t 4 M P. M. a t tha . Powell ” Biasing Um Why for Kecraatlon,- M n. J . P. HaH. 'B isting Um Why for Belter EdoraUoo," Mr*. W. fa d a rk . "Blas’ng the Way h laduatrial Reform.” Mr*. Ctaronra Smith. Fhdeiatka Children's Bureau **r v ■*! dammit! e* ghalrmen aolae.hd « * „ Urn. K. W. r u t . spiritual Mlaa Louts* Swain, Who haa* S’ “ eC£11* fo rt,*T’ ham 01 a t th* ParaaW-Uughto,, E’1L; «• Memorial R aspltaM ar aorae time, I S ^ 2 3 *” ra* 17, ‘**lon*i ,**"■ 0 Is .saw Improving. "* fdu^ tionl _____ | Ur*. J, 0 . H uff Christina social K in Bala* WUaon, daughter of I *,n ,*S*L ^ r*' N* H. Qarnor, Mr.. and Prod t- . Wilson ““ d presbyUrlal homo t7 — Mr*. _ _ 7™ 7..~„ of ... ‘ . „ : ddty» ty , w WTO ro flrat award for the ***■• ***■• **• **• R* M. Burnley, Rumlay, #U pportrait o rtrait a t the fifth an -1 ,.* * ? ■ •duration adoration and and minlxtemlnlstenaal Ring RlagUng »tu-1 **•* ^ -Mr*. - -L.- L- Frasier, ■ llternnal Ha g School of Art stu-1 dent axklbttlow Sunday hi tho a rt , t a r , >I Mr*. B. H. MrCailln, galleries aatt Saraaotn. Mis* WUaon P**10^ (aOcrlea also rastlrod honorable mention for d n ‘ „ __ _a raproducUoa of pointing from Urn Rhullng Muteum of A rt and mads the high­ est grade for the last term. She la a flrat j s a r student nt the a Officers Are Elected By World C lo,b president; at{ Joyaa Money- Idkins, Belyau and tha laU Mra. Btlyou lrgiala of Alexander City, Ala., to Jamas >wtta«, Roland (Jack) Hall, of this city. • bon of Mra. Hah Hall and th* lath Joyce] J. R. Hal). e-X * , ccccntenp waa performed Brock,] Monday at noon a t tho Methodist Jiianw, punonago In Talladega, Ala., by tho Rev. o . K. Lamb, paetor of ' C,X*| tko P in t Methodist Church of O- D jth a f dtp. _____ ' R™- H»U baa lived l«‘ Alex " 4 bmlar City the greater part of hor Ilf# and waa graduated from th* Alexander City High School. For th# p u t th r u y**ra ih* ha* been •asplayed ae aUaographer with tha United flUtea Department of Agriculture a t DadavUIe, Ala. She spent much a f this winter a t Elder Spring* with her broth*t Paul Belyau. Mr. RaO waa b o n la Val­ dosta, Ga., gad 'alar lived a t High BpYingx, Fla. Ha baa baa* making Sanford hie home for th* past IS year* and waa gradu­ ated from flemlnol* High School la 1IM. Aloes hla graduation ho ho* bean contxsctad with tha man's department a t Th* YowtU Company. Th* coopt* returned last night from Alabama and nr* Banking tholr home n t 611 Park Ara­ na*. Guarantee Flower Show To Open In Daytona Soon DATTONA BEACH, Mar. tfl— Giving winter v eltor, a definite Ida* a* tn the beauty and variety of Florid*-, floral offerings, the fifth annul) "Evvrbody'a Flower Show,” sponsored by .garden clubs cf Diytona Reach, Ormond snd'omaller commun ties of the Hlllf*X 'section, openi in Casino Burgoyne tomorrow mtrnlng and continue* through Sunday. Mrx. M M. Parriih of Gaines. villa, president of the Florida Fedsratirn of Garden Club*, will preilds si the opening, the state­ wide attendance of t garden-club members Is expected Friday, which hss been des'gnated a* Federation Dsy. program features for the day Include luncheon at the Prime George Hotel tnd In­ spection cf th* gardens of John D. Rockefeller a t Ormond. Mrs. •' J. C. Mitch#11 wera. gueits of the Winter Perk Troehere Altocietlon of Childhood Edu* rat'on at It, regular meeting held Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arrington gave a talk before the group. At the recent State Teachers' meeting held In Orlando Mr.'. Arrington was elected chairman r f the stato group, Mrs. Mltdvdl secretary, and Mrs. Quinton Hrown, corresponding secretary xml for the 1036-31 term. Mrs. Stella Arrington Addresses P.-T. A. Mr*. Stella P. Arrington '‘Bring 'Em Back* ‘ Alive” At R i t a Moslem radio fan* In northm et Africa receive from tho broadtesting station In Cairo, Egypt, Arabian mualo and religion* pro­ grams. Pretty Nsrma Crim sf' Miami was shssea *Mlaa Flarida sf 1M»" at Miami's annual bathing beauty eenteet. th a la almwu wtth the trephy she wen In aempetltlen with fOO ether glrte fraaa all parte ef tha stale. (Aeeselated Prase Pheta) At The Mayfair Chaplin May Wed On Reaching: Singapore Mr. and Mrs. John Watson left today for their homo after spend­ ing a few day* *t th# hotel. S. D. Smith and Georg* Hinge of Marianna were overnight guests Tteiday at th* Mayfair. D. L. Gordon of Plant City an t Mr. tnd Mra. T. H. Lecha of Jacksonville are among thn* ■pending several days at th* Mayfair. - SINGAPORE. • Mar. U. — Charila Chaplin, ^creen coraedian, will marry Paulette Goddard, his companion on a rour)d-thewor'd trip, when they arrive here next Wedmsday, ih* Malaya Trib­ une report* d Monday. The newipaper said it understood 1 special license vfould be lesued for tha ctramony. 564>Foot Shaft Will Lightning Sets Fire Mark Battlegrund To A Store In Ocala -------OCALA. Mar. 13.—W)—LightHOUSTON Tex., Mar. 13.—!JP> nlng caused a fir* In the atock— A KAl.foot shaft, nine f-»t room* of a five and ten rent store higher thin th* Washington pi°n- hero yesterday but tha Mat* was unu-nl, will be erected ta the Man brought under control before It Ja r nto memorial to mark tho ( spread to adjoining fcuslneaa battleground where Texans won Imllding. Considerable damage Independence frem Mexico 100 was reported but there waa no years ago. estimate of tho loaa In money. <*SANEORD Or/aniuJ 1928 (AlfitiaUJ With Th* Atlantic National Bank WANTED: I I fast <J Cla-.k second bend belting. Give d*ecriptlon and best pries. Box s i t ­ ing," errs Herald. Whichag. D odo, Jgwolry REPAIRED Diamond* Mounted Engraving • McLaolin, The Jeweler PARK ATM. SUNNY-SIDE MARKET Cut Flower* Snap Dragon*— Delphlnum— Stock and other varieties. ^ A T L A N T IC N A T I0 M 4 L BANFC , */ Jackianvillt) STATEMENT OF CONDITION MARCH 4, 1936 COMPTROLLER'S CALL STATEMENT OF CONDITION A s OF MARCH 4, 1036 COMPTROLLER'S CALL Mrs. H. E. Walker Is Guest Of Honor Capital Block Hurptue And L'adlflded Profits S7.U7.lt 5.900.00 Louao And Discounts Overdrafts Banklag Haases, Pnrnltnr* And Plitsr** Real Batata Customsra Liability Oa Aeta plane** And Letters Df CradR Federal Reserve Bank Stack U. 8. Ganornmaat Gbltgarliana «*> ltS.M M M .4l Federal load Bank Band* 111,HUS Other M aitel- " able Bead* RMS.M7.54 Accrued la- leraat 19MH.M U.MLI4 .1,T11,42MS 1M1M0I.11 J. L. INGLEY Vic* PrtndcTii O. W . FRAZIER ARTHUR BRANAN PETER J. FEITNER , PrciiJcnt Caihier A . L. BETTS A w t. C othitr M IU II3 OF TMg FIOgRAL ftgagflVB I VITIM Protection And Friendly Co-Operation In All FUuutelcl Matters THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION M .M U S U I �■* ^ V ;Q PACE POUR « r c aB m aM gE gm p .-B A w roim . t l o w d UNOFFICIAL J. J.kJATES VICTOR CHECK I*. J. D. DAVISON |- FRED A. DYSON DEMOCRATIC V M ttY JUNE 2,1996 «KX PACKARD SEMINOLE COUNTY OTTO SCHMEHL VUr. RATES PETER THURSTON For Represents Fifth Congrim For County Commissioner JAS. G. SHARON Dtetrlet No. 3 BOSS L. HUMPHREY W .J. (FUNIE) STEHD Substitution O f ZSfLZTZl Bands For Frozen B«l««a. Jewedor, Mae . Aba. _ IsSUC IlTlpOSSible C. B. SEARCY For Governor WM. C. (Homestead iBOl) BODGES 1—AjtwroweemenU. For County Commissioner Dlbtriet No. 4 For Attorney G eM rd U-ll.40-11 <*■ S C T T ili nrnonad hr J." (L - W c to .l «aka- ■ileoiioaehll • . i r n t ~ bn. h n tii. ■•r. la r* d * tal-g u u Market rta . b i t 1 bwora. Tall I* b « « l fcrrHai ■ - * llraObarHl. 1« lo ooalilr* a »o * k > m * > M l t k «rat«. m # - * U M U H .if Mir f1*l* 11.14*42. (01 rarw lta. It I t APrLES: K *rt«rB-r»rh«'8at>tH »a van aw BEintfissi r u m i t ■ion-' b*. kwaketa, i L i t - t t . f * 1M H n t A .’t a : iLIM A) . g l* . b it » w r r t AWWIT POTATHKV Vla. barto rnrriliaakn. a —d . IU I-IIM Hlra* rw | $ija. . boonr._4LtltD.il. n t n u P : ( i t c u t r*i Me. " DMA Mat tk.O A ri ‘N m i i m tixut TOMATtiKM: He**"'* " a ll. r r r r Halil *«m*n4.-*Wo* Markat Wbnd bond, abrktl alre-ik VI*. ■ rood a at tarula*. unwn.|. f ln a . bla. ba. M ib r a • ■ rW*M b l i l n r W n . t l . M - l l . i l ; few '. I t boC'trta. arproi. ll ike. nat *fd.’ ■waa i r . i t - i i . n n o W i f u t f i . t t . ' la 'q u alltr ttH -IL H : lui* wrue-i I l.1 t. ;u r ■ .■ •’owt •«** amt Unr»r b*»t, II.a r l i t* paoror qnaUty II »«-H 4* TU7LN1W: Hutplirr *"d*ral# d« naad coot.'raarlul atranarr. bb »**»»**•**»• *■***«*»»*-**»4*•«,•<.< WSUfiM Pallltcal Ft* hu. hmpnr. B lto fK a R J J * ! ! »L4e; gMfor.r |l e e - iu i^ W t t o r i i r , Mar. J L U t» , 1 ILADlaillCS: FU . m » M * « t * * D ally r « p v t a l n i l U I D A la I r u r k tit rarlaf U m A D i k n t k « , 11c-|l.e«. ar»< «*atw »l*a ,* t tb a I nlTTABAUA*: F1» balk bit TtC• a l a V»rt»«rr i r a o l . n l * ' _____ ea itR L L : K lv Ifc !>■ W » n . s a tb .r d*alfra -fwr- 11 hoar varloA UeM eilou. I WONT bertipccalbl* for any- W. B. WILLIAMS ------- - I o l b iln r b r k b o M r . HAI-AD. I. u .«!•: hWrra IW-Hf. ORANGE*: rta. IM. In (rad*. i* b « . b li« bad bona tkc-ll ll. TARIlERINU: Fla. arc. lo bra)-. M box, bat* and tea**. Ue-M ’ ■ H E. WtNFRBV Loctl ratccaotrtatlr.. thine that happena to my wife TALLAHASSEE. Mar. .18.— cr for Ally de^ta nod* by bar. M. I" tho abeenca of leglalatlr* auM. SJobtom. thortty for nuking auch an **chanro, Attorney (.moral Cary D. D.‘H. Hubbard told SL P o tt *, HEMSTITCHING, yd. S«; dreax- Lnadii haa adrlicd State T rn ro rbanrl Ft*., pollea’kUWTlft'M bn,it > making—houeedrriaca, lie each. M W. V. Knott he cannot aobatlD istric t No. 5 tabling tlx dolIan waa Mr*. Bertha Birere, cor. Palmetto tu ta another iaaue of refunding i Aa ha loft chorth. .Ho-- J A tn d fit. M odi to tAke op an Uaoo which w aa on dapoilt at Port Pierce when the Vert Pierce bank eloecil 1M1 CHEVROLET 'Dual Wheel, Bapt. 9, 1932. ’long wheat heat frock. New The depot It beramc a froun Ttrea w ad Tag. *218.00 -Real and aaaet whan the bank cIjioiI an l the Sena, M l W. Flr*t SL Brwrard coonty comminion liner haa been »d«Ued by the Iqul.lalor, QnfOMUfrift Knott aalti, the hmili thou hi he “ R jM g fcg in liiew WANTED: Two meeeanger hoy*. eichanged for a new lu c e of ip IRM Corrects Fitud fundlny bonfa. The eiroant of ‘Weatcrn ‘Union Ttlagraph Co. froxan Honda la 49,000, being • pedal read and f.rfilga JUtrtet Fourth District COLORED GIRL want* Job cook. bond), bearing 8 percent Intcrt'l hng or w»thing. Mary WUliaiai, and dated Oct. T, 1923, due Oct 1. MO E. U th SL ; /ft Lomejr General 'Landla called 12— W an ted . .‘Knott** attention to eevrral pie'*loot rollnga by hla department In WILL TAY caih for aeeend hand which the tame lack of lagti'atlie Fourth District doa. U IL hand phroai. P. O. Boa 182. authority rallied, and In which he MUSTARD: f ix Carle,-ear doa benrhr*. Ilr .(* r , Halid, ka WANTED TO BUY:"Second hard advUed the boirrl of admlniatrabmor*. tte.llc. W & M 1 .2 5 Taylcr Tot in good condition. tlon, through the Mate treamrar, OATH: «la. hvah.l, 44c. the eathangci ihoulil not be made. ONIONS; (iingRW) ,n * . par S*i Mr*. J. H. Ear, 831-W. bunrnit, i* t.|« .'.F tw ‘ lie. Norlii ern »<lluw, la lb. bee*, |M I 23—‘Exchange. n.4* no.nub |yp*. t u i call f.rala *hlt». D ie. WILL TRADE piano for auto. I'AIMLSir: rm . p a r 4 n . b aeeb t. Plano la bungalow alia, new, l - r - l w . ta r t* bun. 11c. For Stats atasdarri make. .P. 'O. 'Box 382. »IjgM*f- *r“ Ibu- 'ba.a«u PORTLAND, Ore., Mad. 18— ritAa; ninscN ) ria. ha. bapn 0T>—The red Ink hu»ln«-«. I, grow­ SPECIAL for March. New Por­ ing rapidly wor.c, Fred Y. Whalen. mndrmi.. tn.rb.i *|*a< company rarculWe of celain ftnfah electric range Ink d»r. h«. I l l l d U l , tOOAO Installed. Randall EUclric Cambridge. Mil*., rrrnrta. Whnlen laid re-1 Ink on I put In- l i jv 1,1 h"rreaaed •'•errnl hun !red petrent PI Nil APPLES; TVirtS H rrai«t ILTI-lf*, GET RID of the peala. Uie RAT‘‘pulling him on the xpot." during the recent flnmclal nn- l,OTATnr>(: Huppll.a Ml lAmlon'a iteadfaat rafilaal W NIP, Stanley-Rogera Hardware happlnea*,” but the drop In i» ln m aud t-id . m a rk e r Co. of Iho product the plat few enter prraldentlAl prlmselea baa all but diigukWd ’hla OBponaaM STRAWDKHKIRS for preacreiag. month* '“la the moat Yemarkdhl* Geo. Mero. W. Plrat SL 'Phene fealure In oer trade hl»tnry." He fo r the Republican nom in ation . repnrtetl mounting id e e iq aUiar In the car. of Senator Borah, to Iora of Ink. j tty 11KHI1P.IIT I’l.UMMSit who l* taking .on all camera, HAVE SHVERA L~ eopiro" rf* Will WASHINGTON Mar. 17. — Lambin'* po*ltlon la IrrilaUug to Regera’ Autr biography ta tell politician, here, Demoerala and the point of fra nay. at tow price. Tubby Smith, phene 780.W. Ihoae Uapubllrana cppoilng GovLandon'i rtfu ttl to enter any rinor Alfred M. I juhIoii fur I he at all, ««xn In tb«M atato* 0. 0 . P. pre*|d'ntinl nomination, where he la conceded to ho have their eye* trnin-d on dr. itrong, haa piompted Dorah'* ROBERTS' RADIO SERVIGt gfc vrUipmi'nt* In Ihp Konaaa tapl* aupportera To eharaetariao • him Mather'a Service all makvb. al. ax the ebeke of the Republican Phono 117. The i»<**il>l!l(y that Landon “Old Guard." may rn'l a tiwclal nc**ion uf Thrre lx eH aorta or epeculathe ita tr legiVatur* to acttle ihc prehlem of Kantne <o opera, tlun among pollticlana ■ne to tlon with Iho fodi’iat govern* probable waya of *mbnrtn>Aiqg man, on a<*l*t4ticr jdm-o* of the Landon In event be ta forced tn CHICAGO. Mar. 1 8 ^ -( ^ _ A toe la I arcitrlly pn’prniu U the to ca'llng a apiclal aewknt of new therapeutic m for }ho lowly th* Irglalature. rtu o n . Such thing* are alwaya dan. maggot—ea aorgeon tn a aktn The aociil »»-n*ity Imaril In wound—ta dieeoMd by three Lea Waahlngton alrtady haa adelaed geroua for a candidal# on 'the Aqglea pbyalrlant. They warn the alalr that Iti plnn* du not eve of n teat auch aa Loado* credited with mvfcig the tlfe «f a meet r< iiuiri'mcii'** for ftdutal •hortly mim face In tho Repub­ Californio aarggoo. th* vletlm of h* Ip. Th ' pilnrlpal objection la lican national convention. L*g- cancer, In a report mad* <,y Dr*. that the Kanva* plan would be Ulaturea have a way of getting G. H eater Taylor, NeUon Phot and •atabllahtd on n rounty option out of hand at llmea on the Samuel Ayr**. rather Ihen « .late-wlde batla. alighted provocation. Although m o ,of ipoggota W reProm a po'itlcal alandpolnt, . There’* danger, too. In what a w o bono abeceiM* long (m. Wen tho legiilatur* decide* do la however, th» relative merit* Of eat* bile bed, tho three p h y aieW th* twn p’nui have nothing to the way of c(Mipi rat lag .wtlVtb* r»l»d theirs the flrit butane* do. with .the ’juratIon. The Im- federal govemmeat on lla aeeUl whqn .they-wee* applied to a.aktw - a"0* * .9—;w fcf -detom pertitnt IhlnifTe lAndon’J'.pw n rerurtty program. U p d g n -.w lty taae, O rttodw .urgery, ^reming atatement that “We are going might have to accept o r r e ja e t •4 rnault du Into all povaiblh lea, Including A plan* which might ledahManO*tofcr “ • peclal aeaaien ef I ha legtalAture, critic lam from both aides Mae to bring Kineaa In under ttir Thcro la a’ao th* peeathOlly program." Opponint* et Governor Laiu that hi* aland ,en itki*' ..Mmrer ■•'•1 J*u u-Ll*!-< X don would tike nothing bettar queatlon arlll eetoe to plagwa hhn Dun to aee him foreed Into tho poeltion of having to deal with a a pi dal aeaalon ' rlghr bow. They n e In li an upiuirtiinlty. biretofere tk IIIfully denied tkefn by Iho Kanaan hinutlf, far For County Commissioner For Comptroller W. <3. KILBEE J. T. McLAIN State Treasurer DR. HENRY McLAUUN S. F. (Sammy) LONG For Railroad Commissioner 37th Senatorial Dlatriet «Ul'«uk An JAS. C. ROBERTS J. J. PARRISH ,9A For Representative, State Legislature H .J. LEHMAN H. H. PATTISHALL For Justice of the Peace For State Senator Group No. ] For Representative, State Legislature Group No, Z GORDON BARNETT M PA® For Constable For Supervisor Of Registration Red Ink Business Is Growing Worse Democratic Committeeman For County Judge G. W. SPENCER L a n d o n Enemies Hope Legislature R. W. WARE For County Prosecuting Attorney JOHN G. LEONARDY SAMUEL A* B. WILKINSON For Sheriff Masrgrots Save Life Of Man With Cancer1 PAUL G. BIGGERS C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND j . f . McCl e l l a n d 1te.ee*#•**••*n aiami.«*M*.**w»»«*««««e..*«„ in ii m weea* ED. MEISCH For iderk Circuit Court 0. P. HERNDON WALTER L. MORGAN H G. L BLED80K i — — — — —— P SA N F O R D F. DOUDNEY a E, SQUIRES J. H. TRULUCK ......... -ygdj’.-u■ > M AD* , i |« i |; i i^ * ™ ' H •: t - -ii h iV sr& Jh ’ ..... ^ — - t - » j n*^. j«h M a-«-w -" h J H i t E *i j !« W .E. WATSON ~ to s For Tax CoHoctor JNO. D. JiNKJNS mi. .ha' HARDWARE CO. ,W. HERBERT MESSER . * �TOE SANfORD f i n u r n , SANFORD, FLORTM T O BE OR N O T TO BE— IN THE NUDE Leaving CeUfemla an a treflocontlnentol elrllntr, Flo rente Oabltt, ►en-eleet of the nudlot colony et the ta n Diego oipoeltlon, told i/WaHd ehe weald itip from the plane In Newark, N. A. withe lit thin*. Airline efflolala were Juit ae Inelatent the would do no th thing, end made their plena la reitrain her—forcibly If nee* wry. (Ateoclated Preae Phett) ►AD SOUGHT AS BOY’S KIDNAPER FLOODS SPREAD DEATH AND RUIN l o rm c r Movie Star T u rn s Auto Camper Ton deathe and damaga aatlmated at mltnmt 11 cellar, were cauecd in oaatorn etataa fey twee a* Ing floods following sudden lee thaws. Rtcarcltat of sivir.el fiat of water In the elrceta at Beaten, Pa. (top), cltlaana had to have their beer. And to trey re red right up to o ealoen to be eerved at the door. A graver aonaoeuenca ef the flood la thr\M lEilow ) In Suataa county. New Jertey, where a milk train an the New York, Susquehanna A W s i t ir i rt:!roaJ ran Into a without and wee wrecked. One trainman wae Injured. (Ateoclated P r u t Fhs:::) CHIEF WARRIORS IN 1936 HOLD-OUT BATTLES In outet of better health, Tufty Mcr;na;i, 7?year-old alar ef el* ent nim dayt. hat foreakon Hally* " ■ .t to live the life ef a tin eon to II I. Mere wo find him In the ii*or ct h*i into trailer at a tourlet • I ' T 11 N -w Ortrine. I 'r .-v PhotJ| (Aoaoclttod THREE FIGHT FOR HIS CUSTOI While hit father, m olhjr m d fo tltr mother engaged In a legal battle for hie euatody. Jackie Bpititr, 4, amllad, played with typewriter and completely won the hearto of attandanta In a Detrt Juvenile home. The footer mother, Mre. Margo Darrett of Kneuvtl T m n , ahargaa the father, Jacob Spltier, kidnaped thp child ai teok him to D etroit Meenwhlle. the real mother haa appealed court verdict that awarded cuttody of Jackie to Mre. Barrel I Ateoclated Prate PhotaJ LOVE W IN S IN M A N V ILLE First Lady Smiles At Boycott Threat HP (iy\ >M w«* • 4 **' V 1'MZ r 11 Now that (Huy Dean appatoatly Me felled tc convince the S t Louie Cardinal hoetea they ehould pay bine P40.000 thfe aeaaan, Mre. Dean Ma taken up tM fight and will act ae manager In ell eentraet negotiation#. Mere they are at Bradenton, Pie, all « te wave the big etlefi at Card official*. Mein* while, weather fern cue held-eirt, Ben Chapman ef the' New Yerk Yankees, la ehewn (right) ea be played with the Birmingham Barone to keep In trim. (Aaecclated Preae Phetoq) TIGER PITCHING ACES START CUTTIN’ LOOSE NEVER T O O OLD T O LEARN Unruffled by a Democratic fie* lien's threat to toyeett her peace lecture In Cleveland, Ohio, Mre. Pranhlln D. Race eve It la ehewn to* renely tolling her audience “we talk ef honor and glory when wq ekculd heneatlr . admit1 (bet were are almeet always far eeenomle Thle tetoet picture from the M»nv1ile’,,freAt" found love cent Ing victorious. Shortly prior to thle time, however, Tamm/ M vllre, New Rochelle, N. Y, aibeitoe millionaire, retreetad tn» ehowor ef flying glouware and called a polloemtn te arrcit hie foi wife, Mereella Bswirda Menvllle. She refuood to go, and the er ment—evor a blonde eeerclary—eenllnued until midnight, whan dlip'utenta begin holding Nendo and the policeman etgbod end U home. (Auoclated Prato Photo) _ „ ODD STORM INJURES 30 IN •be act imptoyen ,w«r* *o emt TgiMlfc'rtattednii: *'Haiti Vttip te a hdse •‘cntuyl «y■ ps 1 ” THOY, N. t itrranre Ae", e 1‘AKo-i bell lit lh- p rfr.rrr.ann N ) rr lhe cathHrnl, he .ni l, mu ■ I ® ' ir a city on fln n ie forbid,Hnx lolifloue irrv h e i l„ th* *T« l«. jlM E r 3 S«n; p o te n t te r) a*~tl*ri bn h New York's On e p w a iU p . . I n . , ( C. Mar. IS— were brought ' Man day , pn S jB .... •* t M vatheifral an.l at a M a r- '• ’ ^,r , h r v p ito o p ii CSerch were die* gee fen fM S ba a I M b. o a ilro 'ilW . Ing a f e l l t o a f j ■ . » .— r eeat the team a o rth a rd i are actp ittin g Atjuatta!** Tk a �t* be peeeamptaotia, bet reelbti the oeeaealty ef fOHef the n * mm which wfl be created fry Mr. Mi worth, ara fw.nnr.Fid Mr.-T, I Stmpeeei for election to thfa b sngwood Track ***** p lfta a t r f lf c t 'Piece the new prmideaf an ■itVemty ef l-Months-OId S t a i Drives Through Ter Thrilling F in ish < (be w i w e 'ndl S VIM^ *AID S Sanford. That if net eo. ‘W | naeea ie the grmads and dob. Soaae wen nrt MUefaetorp. I etpee he taken to organise a atom* fW net hear ef any eaere ef barahlp frite, end Uut this cm * net be dene wHh aap -degree af Jlomeln. poUen rureeee mill after the qjeatloei ef e net* preeUent end ee<TOticy haa been decided dpra,- New President Of Trade Body fnhn n. Stotoog eh w 'S h in e, t did net aa appetite, X n i very aad aped. I rememViW 0e irnoanee the Ini 'mtdent Udd M. 'lor)da Southern Cel he benediction. Tn addition ts the j f r M aheA fleed^w ept raDeye, where eia day* e f high water bed enoeed atHOene ef dellan of daaeege, ret Ideate airbed ew tftty to etoha wbef plaae they eeold to reeiot a i. eew ewelenght expect ed freai forecast m b*. • ; Seldcn Would Go To Convention Aa State JV e le g a te victory. A feature ef tonight'* program emu * In the ninth race when Big Chenee, retorne to th> track Tonight'* eatrie* and telect'en* with the latter rapitolltoi ai to doga which thouId ftnteh la thr rpreoenutbm ft Vffcer rducttlew la P m dent iW ) la meet <S*UV» reridento weri*i* ram ng'to Bof eeafldeak -he Ararat had pneaed. DAYTONA BEACH. Mer. 1* .- I he remit of a etai Water werha were dlrented to Rey Sklden, attorney, chairmen °r»eldrat Held eat guard. against tafeetien fraw ef the Democratic extcutlva Com­ re Mr. Weeemelt looded mile, taneaahig ehleriae mittee W the Fifth Cengreeelenel t New Torh. . m l mento a t' proposing aeetn Dtetriet, to«U{ inner need h'a em- The PreiMtaiAl "trlng tn Wtnf 'rain 0:1S A. M. The crave*, train at gad ‘ton tn Baawfe* Mrnmr.n) Chapel1 win he held from MO to lOiXO, the FreeWent to make a 1»- f mlnut* add m e Iral r* « n»«M»r mile b, H»<ie» Ttn.iw. •rd e m yen jit. not turn* itito im . . V ' l p f Awi i r.n w»,.,r. unnTi&rt is " Immediately after the Won, Pm'dent " win h* thfmgh — Orteede then to Tltatyt]l* where h*_ w*W beard a epedal train at naan. .Be»*te doth he la dc* to boded the |'»»tm ri* at B rt Erargtadea 't r ■ two week*’ flehlng trip off the FieriJo C e n t , .. -J t ;. Mr*. Rno. Yflt win net eceemnn * the Preildent beyond WU* iTW ■*•*** raoh', fetertty m m during ' half itlr OnnllOt MM Mat. MtltMan i t n u m - m u r m , sam ir «». By *« _ British Boat Taken With Alcohol Cario B&fl* w m dT Me. Mar, . 1» spoken idberant ef end etauneh PORTCAN ‘nr.Cmwt Oiurd petrol beat bellerer 10" Prr«ld< nt Bemerolt. Harriet Ljme.braogbt (he eegtarad ■ad that he w ll - do everything Wtthia hie power to beiag about S S U S S K t R hi* raaemlnatlm, A•tcohel estimated by Coast Oeerd ma^rtty of taooo attending T**nrr w» Wild Paany. w rt,n •lepth,. aed^ eerimraow 'at ailed Of Destiny* Cut Flowers * / torn!* fog att ■ Mre. C. R. Klrtky *(* * .•'hCv* II ll.eeel^kU fa, hewerar, ra­ ta ee-eperat* exeept uader tdenhlp tad VenlseFs wa­ ded to, became premier. Ir , M u frib ro n m reo t of thr M a te MOfiiii Anri m Hllldttk. J4 ■■. yew mind., e bare that �■ ViV- ■A & rifci- Up • . BAKPORD, n -o b iii A, *n • iy*. x ^ w m./ (Skw | w v r -s d a y , m a r c h ------------- ^ 1% « iim ^ —— M . ... % C en ter ^consideration Is U m d By Mfaaouri Solon Abflent When Official* R ate No Inform*. 9*a To Give Oat A» T ojJta Routing W a s h in g t o n . M.r. Senator And Lehman View P art Of Road Near Sanford; Meet Board Next Monday it. ' g n n i a t u to tha War Depart* RMUt Appropriation f ® , p » Rgaad by Sana ta r Flatahar. pro­ viding far aa ’ apprbpriatiaa tn New Member Of City Coriuniaaioh Enters From 37th District W. R- DuPree, city commlialos: and local property owner, m e n d his candidacy today fkt ie State Beaat* from SeaOaal* ad Brevard countUe, eenetitatg tha (7tk ginataH al DW»bL for 18 ywar*. 1* «* agent aa a traw ling ashman la the m l oatni# bualaaaa. ta d Um laat th m paura ha had eaaioctad a n otary bnalnaaa hart. Mr. .DnPrna was altatad to tha C tg (Jornmlaalon of Saafatd laat Deecmber and la now aacvlag In Om8 capadty. Hla efectloa to |he affUa a f atoca senator will bet aftacSMa aprr.ag tha City of Sanlord aa d ty tammlaaicnev, aceasd- • AUantla « a a .‘ Lins raQrnad offlatola ware - vncatRmalcatlva. In toe ahaanca from tha City of Bep4ri at cadent Oaa, B. RoRtoa; Chief Clark M i U CaUpsey waa appralad lo. hat hr was to loqoaatoua l a l a ayator. ' tTa.. lha.f- . I v t M w i going through Sanford on tha A. C. L. Saturday T", ha m t abid. . The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion, pictured abort, giv­ “That la p guaatkn l casual en far the "attainmen.’ of th e finer dem enti of character] linearity, a newer, I am a g tif to *ay," Mr. htlpfulntat,^purity of motive, exalted idea’s of strvko and the standfast pursuit of tha noblrst purpose* of lift," wilt bo presentad to Mr*. F rankly D, Roosevelt by Rulllnt Collegt whan *h* end th u J^ m U to * v ^ t that Iuytutito-Jn_jV i5\e£. ^ r k . n f t t ^ i i t u r d a r . Beautiful Medallion To Be presentedTo First Lady On Visit To Rollins College C R Y NEWS BRIEFS Increasing Toll In Northeast States Red Cross Issues Appeal For Funds FromThuCounty Px lowing • een farin n with H. M. Pspworth, pr.tld .n l of the Seminole County Chamber or Comm m , and H. J. U luM n. who at­ tended the laat (Voting I'm Ststs Road Department, 8tal* Senator t J. J . Parrish ita tr i ycatrrdty h« la hopefrl jf obtaining the depart­ ment's 0,-K . of an appropriation to Improve 8taU Road 44. T V Urgently appeal n* to the peo­ vri.itor and Mr, Lehmnc drove ple of Sanford and Stmlnole ovtr a portion of the road aait County to help mfferlng In flood from Sanford aftor the conference. stricken tre a t In the northeast-r:t Mr. Papworlh, who alto ettend- itatet. Admiral Cary T. Orty.m,. oil tha loot mooting of Ib t R"td head of tho American Red Cron. Department, told V It going to Society, today telegraphed Mi'* “m tk t the belli* of hit Ilf*" "ben El aabetb Anni [kForert, ehen-ho tppoara hoforo tho board "hen man of the Sem lnrl County It moott In Orlando n u t Monday Chapter of tha Red Crr«». • re. morning. D tU g tti.ru from Oviedo. quest thet Immediate acllim h. G en.-s end F r a i l CUy tro «Uo tab n tn ral«* thla section’s quota. While Admiral Grtyeon w lexpected f t sttw d Oit mottling. Mr. Papworlh. Mr. Lthmtn and ■male* ih rt |3,00O,(K0 will bi Mr. P arrlth tro to mtet Chair netdid to relieve lilitres* In the r « n C» B. T ^ ad R ar of IV board flooded eltiea In PenntylvanU. West Virginia, New York and else­ prior to' lU mooting. where, Seminole Co.nly U asked Final action will bo tak 'n at for only 84RO. the Orlando mooting on tho To rahe part of thla fund M’t* Road Department’* propoted 19S# DeFnrest hie anr.ng.il for a "tag budget, which prorldot for an •xpendltura of (10.747,140, under day" ntxt Saturday. Admiral Crayton's talegrmn, a M.MO.OOO d 'fU lt Estimated income for 1938 wi» dr ted laat night,,read* a t follow*: "Ri porta received let* tonight p i t o t In tha bndgat, which slrtady hat born ttnuttoely ac- indicate 38,000 ftir.U ** In 11 coprod, at $M 47,840.08. Tbit In­ atalaa driven from their home* cluded (7.000,000 intlelpotod rev­ In flooded area*. Thla numbar ax. pectrd to Inert at*. Three people enue from thro* eontt of the ere all looking to tha Red Cro.n itate’i : tre t b C*nt a gallon U i for mmedlste relief, Including on gnacdln*; (11,831.48 from ■belt:r. food, clothing and medical regular Ifd a m ' eld; M43JW*M care. Minimum relief fund, of from national ntovery federal three million dollari nrcessary lo • Id; (110,717M from fundi from provide care’ for flood vlct'me for tho W att* Pro great Admlnlttre- indefinite period until they can t Ion; (18,700 rtU etlltneout r«t«- return to their homta. Pitas* M tl ta d K 7 M M J* oath , anI take lmm#J ate action to raise ha a d/ ' e * i ■---*•* - i- year rhagiar ifuuta1nf $ rw In BcPropoadd ogpcaAwrob toriudt hr.lf of these disaster atrlckin t3.819JH4.ll to maUh regular families. Feel confident people nf federal eld for highway work; ypur community will w'ah to giro SS3S4.6tl.08 for mglntenanee of promptly and generously. Re•listin g hlghwiy ftoil llles; andII mlltanees should be forwarded to other Items Including a $700,0001[ hsadquartorp a* promptly aa pos. emergsBcy retire s 'ef 10 per­ •Ibla. Report progrese a t leant cent which each pepr la held upi twice each'week." In asking raaldtnU of this sac. undar slat* law, . . t on to eonlrlbuta to the Red Crose fundi.for flood auffarare, Mlaa DrFoiV t Valla atiewtia to tha fart that Irtmtndoua sum, hav* bean peurad Into Flcrtda In other yaara . by tha aorlaty. WINTER PARK. Mar. 19^Whtn Pretldtnt Franhlln !».' Ko-scvelt comet to RoQln- CpI 1 Irge a n t Saturday morn.ng to, receive th* honnrrry dec c of i Transmission Of Racing News Is Hitler Condemned ; By Nations As A )iTreaty V i o l a t o r 1 LONDON, M ar.' 10. —|Ap>— ■ Tha Council of the Leaguo of Nations v o ttj unanimously to *i day to condemn IV Herman .* ;{,L D M S* Trams a u # N « V £ £ Z \ Agtndeslo Wd^k From Great Flood Postpones His Trip South Because’ Of Terrible D i s a s t e r DuPree Thfowi B. Tmnytn, Missouri tnoerat, absent when the Mew’ wma defeated* 89 n u m b e r im EgUbBahad In 1998 Farnell Becomes Condon Is To Be -A €andijg|e For- - A s l^ T o D is e u g f it ^WtlntjTBo ar d Hauptmann Case WW(a lie flier} tWo wrcV, sc TRENTON, N. J , M tr. ID.—0*7 aa a candhtotv for the Boar I of —Attorney Central Wiltnts will Cewattr C«»ml»s onere fr 11 th ' ernfw Friday with Dr. -John P. Tanaih District, E. A. F*rn.-!l (Jafala) G'ndon, Lindbergh rtntom Inttrm tdary, whom Gover­ • p i ans’w m atotnt of hls candi. nor. Noffmrn Y,n U to qttistlan. Wllenta and Prosecutir llauck Mr. Plrnall la a natlv* of S*m - of Huntardon county will tak nola County, boyn hero srviml Condon ho wha ftlla about tubmltp a r a befori tha County wts cre- Ung | i tha governor's qsrstlocu, stod, ta d h at lived la the Dried > ■n-f will alia dlscuts with him 80 l|ia lift an fir. Hr ita to rn ttls he baa made about th* ■pld h i p rete st ha ait 1* within o crime since Bruno Richard •Uo af hla btothplae.-, HI. b..U Hauptmann's conrictUn. C. Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann** krnell waa a In Drang* It w it sliard ind then In for th t tail earring his wbsr of th* st Church jiF w im ra s i i The mil cf death pushed, ./J towart! 100 today in the fflort M clinnMroii* flood dcvaetatlwn * in the hietory of tha t> stf 1 ern ataten. * , .Jot The Ohio River plunged wildty down it* broad Yjlr 'jd ley, sweeping desth and de» ntructlon Before It M tt inun­ date;! Welleburg, W. V«w fj end roareil over Tt* baaka to eover tha travlneia dlatrlal of , Whee’lng with 10 feat of wn. V; or. to' eubmerge the poputoua ^ Wheeling letand ami to threaten, dotene of town* wilh Ita a n g r y '/ creaL The latest list Of dead b7 . its ft* pltcod tho toll at 78, hot fear* war* bold for doaena m art, v* The** feara were intend tfled ■' throughout tho forosoon by fainpies In Johnstown, Pa., end other tre a t who re ported ratos < tivea mleeing. The dead by ttataa yssUrday ' end today were: Penuylvania. 43. Wert Vlrgialat, If. !T * -i Virginia, 4. 4lC | Vermont, 4. North Carolina, L , • ^ .P Georgia, *. V Maryland, t . MttaachuettU 9. ! -f™ New Hampthlra, 1, New York, 1. Flood and asploalo* tlalatad I f . . ID#* in Whaaltng alana. TV Poiomae River surged J toward Chaatpaakt Bay on ;■* p ,J worrt rtmpaga on retard, threa t 1 tnlng tha natiJaal capital wHh \k$ . many shrine*. Dsltytag hla departure for a Florida vacation, Praaldant Raaaa- 1 vtlt summoned Secretary of W (r X.' Hern and ether a idea H the WVH House for a conference on lento Ing all poaalhla help to itrlekpa commantia«V-After tha conference tho Praaldant leaned • proelamn- ■• tlon appealing for contriutioUp £ of (3.000,000 to t v Rod Crsoi fair flood relief. . ' * T V Red Cross, smpbaslslaa the > magnitude of the HUartor, aaM v ISO 000 victim* wtr* tlretdy da- < oendent vpon It for all throughato . th* East. Th* Confttetin't and Msrrtttag R lttn In New iFtigtand era to ; . steady rlia. awollad hy eost’ntold ■ rains, U t tV Ohio valley waa center of the dey*o groataot ha Terrifying In lit twlftoata,' surge of ftoorl wabro In tha a dawn poured tf h t W^Rbi 'rownlng tern men. Throughout dark V a n . hundred* rttesm to kgU nr^acrtM craft pltod tv* lery Sent Senators Who ;ainst Canal Appropriation fintat celery in SeminoU by aaprasi T .riftsl " s n Jit Florida t u t o r Vanwha lead t V approprlaton tea, and each fare will, g tt farmers and fruit grower* ’ In ^ southern section# of IV atata t* . pre***d much gartlflcatlcn. Co* 8*broth, speaking for the wmmUteo, said: “ A Mg pact tha f g h t la till aksad af t o hul wa are can: that B o u ts years a f In whisper In Ma lifetime w Saafird of thla lll-advl Wih Plartda u . wtah ha. J • ■«’t 4J Jfi . bimm LOCAL WEATj � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 18, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e48d2ac9d697e511285dbc2251b0758e.pdf c2ad20a948febfb628860fee6790a833 PDF Text Text PnbHc Urged % Civic Group To See Flower Show At Truck Tuesday j b T w r lh i|d i A rpacial toar dog r(U * to. w m w - A rt Fnrnlthfaif idles For’ Many tool ChfWrcn Attendance Records - A t D rfrfef- Park ' Reported B roken cM taa. ling hom* Mwrpapar u d |* nH D m <m > Hi m I cist w riU ti on charge* of trwadbplaywhich rarrirad flrtt r n u j —pi— y . TW y hod t a n ««H deaplto til* fort that campolgalng fat tho attochmant O aw la county had rtrairtd first of tho Mnton o f Twain to Ik lY to th l. eatry for II consent tv* | A day tator fascist* teruod Urn w a . 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Tho botk of TA M AN , . , ..... rit#, fnlnrlfy. tat *Hf d.ii* i m i lltlgnlod chain • "Urra aoowat i/ip rr o ito n ta it). Oa - amounting to ♦ ***,000. .; v m n lit. Tomnio »*t«. ntoMy waaiar. OaUnj. Prtda. A A » HA»T*« 111. f»». Try Our Lunch«onett« For TJut Qulck-Servica I M r*a*. f u tu H tr, la a t »**h1at H ad*# T harim . A m .rlrv n K 5 la t* r . lA ddlao n/jy H H T N O t.no ( I ) , H O glftA ■ * . T rafO # n « < A ASM T lttf li 111. “ a m F rlia d . _ , „ „ era m m , W o d r a t j t o * n l * H ott. n * » d -lln * . B tO f .w n r t XW^DOWA f i t , Ma* KM, WA«T *H T l»>. ARUKD UAOT. ( I I . »»t» •<0 n w n a a rta * m il#! AnaJO*. P h i .) P ar, eilcD fand " « rg » S«M S la rta r. f t t A r r P : l i t . O niai.v w.v* an'IB SIOH 111, - m aMr ion o n ir n „ ■. . _ 30c Also All Kindt of Tomtod Sandwicha Tho n a t u l H t t o o(_ quotlpfr. i • " ^ )UB SPECIALLY P BLACK-DRAUGHT Seasoned and Unfinished>liUinber . Laaibc. 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Berthoid Jacob, an anah an tha O ulf Stream polo aatldwil w riter Uriac to Pruao, field. ' badtieidwHudInTil eaf Ibtrr P) Th* prlnee'a third w ifu. thr w aaktfaapodhgD nabjahoroahod H y farm er lam b* Aetor van Alan *t- of N ew port and PalmBeaah. tha to farm er w ifa of hb brother. U M d f O L S C O U N T Y B U IL D . > INO AND LOAN *ft Alnk, mw tho apaid'at and Im m ediately ruahad to M a alda and M l'apaod. They w ere m ar P jkd oaty hat m onth.. _ __ rf O»otl«ff a releh hero <fr*w Bwtaa Munv R#(WUkt 0f Cadar Key*, atUDtion to tho thouMado of Oar- u prwHmi'.. Mba Sara Krrnts- Priaea Barge's d oth fatlawai that af hb brother. Alula, by only a tow moatba. Alar la m i G r o c e r y M e a t Mkt "The control far lata Might b U oocan dlacaoo fro# aaad, Uatog nod which a n two or there yteta old la a aafegoard, but.aoeh rood a n not alwayt obtolnaMo. Traatlay aaad ilth ir la hot waUr Or eorroolt* (uMIroarV. "A fter tha iP m rr b found la ^or yaara little Swltaartand h a i; been a AwtUegrand la a w ar of propoitadh botwoan exiled and | an tl-n u ii and rntl-fatcbto again, t loyal Oermin and ltolb n include; Mbo hint loti* Marti. thraugh (ha air o trr a Struck and unite organ!ted In many enntonv Fort M y tn i Mbo Etoenor J*n. ha, too, alighted right , »M* up; j UtaemUy tha Herlea federal council kina and M lia Batty Bows* can ware drITin rn two whcali, I'acMod to pat an ond to It i Jacksonville; Mba Etalvn Few over ramp«, Into and out of holcoj Evanta leading up to the dodalon and alwaya auo:oaifuUy, At tha Indadrd tha naanulnation o f a< t. . . . TA LLA H A S S EE, Mar. IS, — rnd of thr long program Talar M il propaganda eWaf, t®* kidin n u t| junlor.arn. ea-eed hb M r to rrtl ortr, but imping of aa antl-naal writer, tha . 'n- p-im at Florid* State Col_ _ ne ther M r or tfrltor waa hurt. a m it of Ihno faaebu for •*>’« • ' jaga^for' Woman' U tla"> nr wilt With tho exception - of two «ga and tha attempt of antl-fa*Anr 4 flT,, prM*nt*U*n ot a(H in t aara> which ware drirm data to float tbair propaemnda Into the annual aanlor play w ill bo - 1 together In a hood-on ceOUhm Italy oa hydrogen ralloona. . faaUirtd daring tha prom weak, Iand wracked la front of tho rraad"WO’ra had enough," wraU (ha •tand, all the car* and troche Journal do Genera after tha elay- and, following tha uaual cnatomJ Tha ploy choaan thl* yraf b ' nerd by Tatar and hit “ball hig of Wlthalm GuaUoff, head of ft car Wllda'a “ Importance of drlrare" war* Plymouth*, WhUo the natla la SwltMrbnd. “Wo Daln? Eameat," at) Engllah the American Legion' Potto of nroat aatormtoata foreign politico! forte of the uiw period 1171. .. It w ill ; Sanford and OrlapAn iharad In pron- a* b( gt |ytn Apr sg iand ond wul will . ■■ and ” — and ---- tho •„ i.tn Apr. n *3 ana tba pt'cMda. th- Immcnai crowd erganlMtbwa fram Oarmpny M d :'^ . b a raptai d ar*ln dwflng Coato !i waa adt'aod that only Um agwde _klvO Urnardlua OUT liberty." • ____ L’ . __ l ih .. Plymouth dialer* of Sanford whbh Jacpordliaa^our llbarty. .^^ ■m*nc#mant weak In May. I ►RUG STORE b'ljht fnagan, ond pjpdacfng a * ■_ ruot to . ■- A .pedal meeting o f Urn botrd' of din cton of tha Damlnob Coon-, tr CHambir of Commatro will bo hold tem -m w rvanliuT at TdWI Vclotk to hear the report of ■ ’ committee appelated by Prcaldaat II. M. Papnorth to make racom-j CO****, H A T ( I ) , J e t a a r _ C h a o i j ta D ata. C a a ta a H at. NA ( t l . LUCKY HO F a w n U a ra h a tl, Aa ■*AK*B FAKCT >1). Dan H o lt R m k r Caui | . I I mil*: r an**. K arabatl* Da fOINT ( I t . C a ta m a d . HHH1ND ( I t . F ra a k a 'aa* tV agar. M a rr la t. DR. HENRY McLAUUN Reorganization Of S S J T ia V £u Groupjh To jw.* Be-Talked Tuesday ttfUd aa belay Iota Might. X i ,ik„c?5Sh UNCH Qm **** •’•'T K y T 'li* <bterm laid to anmah' tho propaganda machlnaa r f hothl »* »M brown ahlrta and Mack ablrto. | DO m m t-lt ttlfg l l t H . - •A nm m and. H IM ilA H K (t). w i.m i n , d m V—a - -« - - a . P rla rn a . R»»*. T IjrW T H U T * ft*. tlh r a a t. l a t o r U r i «L*2ljkr!i« • M I<M < tl. DIIt . c 11*0*. 'I a TMOW I tT A n n iO H <11. TIMa l U n . O r a j | O ra r, M u t ' l g a lr y / WWAOIWII H IF ( I t . T la io r b a * M ltaar. * ts r*#a, I-IC m ltat I " t.ltH M l. Oaom arO. HID '‘ttV.'A.T-h w trrn t t l ) . W e of !t» appearand h North to dbtlnguUh H ft* * aariy Might, Urn aap usually itT ,n * * 8M,for4Ododo oroo. A“ u u u lt h» wKF*Hy bod *>• * "» * “ to *“ « 1 ■ ***“ ** eo#1 »•■ »*». *"d la DMitag •»*»•>. ' oopodaOy ^ £■ *•* w* ? IT3 RNC. Mar. 1J.—<AV-Th* Swloa Confederation, sandwich*d between nail Germany and faacUt tit W AM -.dr to, a U grUroDw.rm ,. nlaato am «o>f«rlag * a t TWro W r a d a log tororotl* « W a to oarry * • ha*, booty damag. h o * to * Ui*j thouaonda of Uny hydrogen bo»W *°4 "* tor tha loona tatd Italy with aati-foMiat 5 Swiss Officials Say 'Out' To Both Fascists, N azis AM , <♦« r k ir m u r *f»Oye W». i•unt* nw* n-to wn. n-i* ,id« i«» «aa Paddy D m l.aa *••**1 p«lt>Hf Hint* t o * m toH tt antes, Molly Mal-m* Clab nTaMdST job land. Police found lb . bio await- flowar display at. ranrtH by tha;- group which waa awarded tacond p’aca. The cldc commit taa mooting **■ hold la tho Chamber of Commerce offlcee with Mr*, ftu. dot, Carla :t o f Genera, chair­ man, presiding. American Dlatotor f'ff*—r rw v » f ir M tU - i n u t k Ob k tip *— • Mtt-fa*- »U*tW a ca*t m t k « dkaooe pertlealarly cttto, police raided > h m O Halloa l» u •• k tu m t of «h* s �S a n fo rd la T h e O nly C e n tra l k F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, R lghw i A nd W a te r T rm n sp o rtatiaa :ffl AM IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R Mambur AaaavhlaS Prim . iVOLUME XXV L. ~ ~ « id e n t Ua!I j t ' f o p ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936 Is-mm— m rr f * Qn By Candidates As Campaign (ft —m _ _ __ 1 Established In 1968 LOBBY PROBERS HAILED TO COURT B o y S c o u t8 TS* proverbial “opening gnu'* Raiubottom wore stated on the of a politico) campaign wan mul- pls.Torra to check Uw candidate# • ' " , inford Company t tipiisd 47 time* at the mu> aphm time, hot few w«t« the uroups Are Keady ro le tllflM U iU a n - J a r p d m ce'ng In Lake Mary l»«t timet they had to warn a epeok U T d e r e a n|rM for „ fired a . r hie Urn. w s. aearly up. C o t l i n a tcriubi# bro*diidf, i Tbe canditut • wtr* iDtrodiKtd O a tu rd a T The mwtln* w»» w d ln ^ by Mr. Evans In the order their C a i U I U o J Community lloure in U k : Mary, n im n aniw ir ah tka' hallo * nub* General H n fv -----------------• — ^-w - - Ship Canal Is Killed By Vote Of Senate i n s V i s i t * < * “ •“ ' * £ * “ » « “ " " * M a y B e F o r m e d ‘— ~ I-* NUMBER US ' S ta rt W hen S m u t y ne” Iv C tU rtlS p ro m r am n T T 1 D P *v. Hitler Ready To Discuss His Acts At London Confab Executive Acc e p t s Invitation I H» T S. S n sr isIH l*TMS Adolf Hitler, dictator of S is Germany, advised the League n Nations coupcll a I-on-lun todtiv | h* l« iraily to dlscttv* at the con fvrence lihla a hat Fran -e r i ganl« a* his million rinlatl n of Iwo Irra tin which threw KuropInt i urmol1. Formr’ly, ho accept r-l t'-e Cnunrl"* invita lnn to »il down and poud'r the Inlrrna liinal criats precipitated when hr denounced the Locarno pic., and for Ihr second time within » year flrw In lh* faca of O f Ver■alllrs treaty by sending troops Inin lh,- demilitarised Rhineland The inl.lal parley will be hrld Thursday. Sanford May Lead Legion Parade At Fletcher Loses Hur. Fight By Poll Of .19 To 34 As P arty ; Lines Are Broken? Twelve Million Sought For Ditcjfc Vandenherg Appealed To By Chamber Of Commerce For Aid’ llurta New Defiance 1 FRANKFURT - ON . MAIN. ! Mar. IT —Chancellor Ado'f lilt , | lrr ahnuled new defiance at hie A t i '*"* *luht Id » fiery speech •» * to thousands of follnwere crie■ t*Pj br,linK Germany'* day of armed *T 1 0 1 rr n z / Campbell Tossing Rost of the Amtricmtt Legion in Sanford U out In front In the stata-wMo membership contest, and If It can held I'f preseat l ed fee two stocks Ranford w II lead tho *J t tka atate.foaTsptlon e | bringing the total membership ' to 1B0 and the Poet's standing In : the mcmb rshlp gain .eonltxt to ; 40S portent. T hat percentage gain -la greater than that of any ether ■Post In' th- state—nnd the Post that makes the greatest gain dur. Inr the prccvllqg year leads th* convention par.'dr. Its delegatee will alaa have the front seats In the convention hall. The convent!rn la to be. on Apr. i IB, IB, 17 and IB. but the centest rioa** on Mar. Bl. 1 Much of the time of the Po.{ 1 mest'ng -last evening was taken up In discussing the ergunlxatlsn | in Ranf-rd of a aqtadron of |he Sens of the Legion, and every 1 vrteran present who la the father op en tisa ef th* fkrm inbeldy1 ef a hey wanted to n t s l l 1dm law, and f l ,710,000,000 U r pay- then and there. A committee romm ent-of the hem*. T hen hadI posed of Percy Mero, Bob Cobb and t e n m m concern a t AAA office*i Ouy SUff rd waa appointed by h a t oparatloa a f the caMarratlon> Commander L. P. Boyle to further act wculd be dtlayod by lacki a Hons of tho Legion survey an I affm d a. • > arrange for ■ father** and son's Cully A. CabA m » n m e d d banquet at an oarly date when r steps will be taken In form the squadron. ' Any key whoso father It B memI, her of tho Legion or wheat father i Wxn a member though now dead to ollglhlo to Join tho Beat of tho ' Legion. Ommander Boyle said. Them la ah age lim it CamrtXndrr- Boyb siklbltad |W* check*, bn* for 12ft from the AAA Reorganized k i t 9fttmnl'«v*i motion o if ta n ^ vfvflft I I I benrflt h r U # U g ta r t hrvpkal In BL M n . hunt f*r f t ppled children, amt ■nd iwRnv Coiner for public ,, , , . health, and by hvt! itieirs for T h r e e F a c u its A re fe'm home planning. Kent aettdr. Jr., was promoted I - '«ec nd “ * c a n . All ar« mender* of Tr opj AnOtflcr I S OnOt B, sponsored by th* Kiwsois Clith. ^ _____ Another .troop I* epoflfifTc,I >y the Lv Ma r„ 17, .-This* • TlUllittr r i i u Y c i r -----------'r p i i c f .i , Ijnched, a Repuhnot affiled to tka warranty deed Forty-two F-.-outs were present liran was shot and kllleil noil offered for record. _ ' with five other nrom'ier* of the thre™ others were woundnl grass. Rsvtnue stamps affixed to a Court of llonor--Arth”r Rrnnei.i |y at JumiHa. Murcia I’rnvtiur. warranty dead filed for m o rd ti- R. E. An^rnws, S. I>t Iliichleymsn, |n„t night in h'ootly pditiral day shows 13,100 to be tka pricr • II. E. Morris and W. It. 7vrhrv. I iota, Tw„ „theta wepe killed, and paid fer farm land In the Hla:tt Mr. Kader, who Is at present **cirlldT ft* rrtlny Hammock sect on peer Osledo. pihtin if with Tr on fj • n"'l JJ^*1 1 thrrn in n bringiiie t. Tb» transfer was mad* by P a d L- fonneriy acoutmaster at Fort ,n Vl,tfm,u klilr,| ni„, Mulrhewd to Ronald W. Malrhaarl. Pierco. delliered *n Interesting ,#| address tyfore the hoys. . . . . woun.fc, The City Commlaaloa func­ tioned aa a tax adjustment board for th n e .and cn*-h«V hours last night, and adjourned until 7:30 o’clock Thursday svsnlng to continue the study of applications. Action has net been taken as yet on any application. Sanford RoUrlan, were eider More caaea of screw worm score rs ported In the state last talned at their rvgu'ar weekly week than a t any time ilaeo the luncheon a t the Mayfair Hot l Inspection work was undertaken, by a pumber of voce1 aoleclions Sopers Isor J. A. J e a n , af Or. sung by Mr*. 3. L. Ingtey *nd( lando stated today. M. L Me by an Informal talk delivrn il by Cletlaad, Inspector for thla dis­ Father J. J. KatUghan wh, -o!u trict, reported (hat no new eases of many Intervating event* in hi*, were discovered la Seminole boyhood life In Ireland a, well •a during n four year perioJ spent In Borne, Italy, Father Reliefhan said that the pepa'ar Impression tha'.‘ llalUna are desperate peepl a ho TALMHASSKE. Mar. 1 7 would stick a knife In your back Center-llne marking of hardsur• t tho, least provocation I* pretty ftcv<l state highway*, started by much avirdrmwn. “There are some the Road Department In 1934, ha* bod Italians," bo (Old, “of course, been lh# means of preventing but by and In largo, they ore u tnndrrds of arri'ent* nnd at th* flaa people who compere favor- same-llm o-h*cbv*n beneficial to ■mkltf w ith -those of a n y : u’-h*e R,“;l Lynched By Mob, to™- j Cheered frantically a< „ lib* Tuwsiasi ' 7**^* D*r Fuehrer, faced with 1 S S U 6 8 draatlr action against the relch rO W erS ,b* I**uuv Of Nation* com. , c*‘ Id Istndon. stood firm on hie Attena refusri to hick d wn from re1occupation of the Rhineland. Jntyt fruinl “The world ntuat know that Ida eaten- i Ikere are not two or three opinions f»nt C. R. | Id Germany but only one opinion nesting of | end one will/' Hitler cried In an a for Frl- election campaign ipeech which to dlacura observed also the f ln t anniversary It markiU of restoration of compulsory ill be h*1d ovi itiry i r n l n In the relclv lloiiee and “Only a man supported by the Rotlarians Told Italians Are N o t Dangerous People NEW YtlRK, Mar. IT. —(API —With settlement of th* Ing terries strike btlksd t # whaf union cmployva eellS b partial lockout, labor leadatt moved today for a "general atop, page of all organised labor In the city." "Thla I* no longer a building service strike," said the loeal. prvsIJent of a tervRk union, cpvaklng to 3ft tabor 'eaden tvp* resenting ,'U)U.OO(J worker*. Oat* ment, food ami b ath er unlMM were among those represented *k to rule over Germany—1 seek vindication by th* people, Tho peipl* m iv tr* won for this grest, j new doctrine of unity, | "On on* hand we hare the let* ler- of a treaty and on lh* other hind eternal moral rights. For­ eign statesmen have studlod hlsI lory sufficiently to kmw that no treaty based on dlicrimlnstlon canlsst forever. If there are people who love peace they are I th* German nation. MIAMI, Mar. 17. - |A P ) ! “Our only aim la to express our Combining all municipalities of abilities In peaceful work. W* the (TrvatVr Miami area for the rsnnot tolerate It If forvlgnsra first time, th* Juat-relrased 11)30 ' meddle in our ' Internal affair*. directory Mats 104,312 names as I Freedom and rights a rt natural NEW YORK, Max. 17r-U against 1)7,01(1 In I93A. [.In every man. They stand abort John F. Cundon, return ng to 1 There may J>* on'y one-moon v.ww from ■#■. Panama vdfli -Wfe* psragi spjij oCVoAlfSkv. was quottd by fallow paaMIk on th* liner Rant# I n n todt] being “very" willing tudlMUM Lindbergh rate with Q ott Harold G. Heffman of New sty, In Dr, Condon’* own B home. “Jafs *“ himself decline Center-Line Marking New Miami Directory Prevents Accidents Lists 106,312 Names j^fbacy commHtax..; Mnaxaltal. tee. Father Kalla (ban said, has don* a Hna Job In gereralng Italy. Tic as*, once * w ry dirty al> , has been clsantd' up until m w It- I* among thu c'sanrat hi tka world. Rood* have keen built, transport#'Ion farilItfca Imprevud, and the Italian people generally are much hap­ pier and m ath b e tl'r off then they w»r» b rfe rt th* Faoclat march an Baum. Vtalihra a t the lunch.-on In­ cluded E. C. Lnlng, of Brifaat, Mr., William F . - Yust. of Orlan­ do, Fla., O. K. .Dudley, of Modloon, Wbu, Adolph Mtlsch, ofi Secaucoa, M, J , Georgs Frasier, • f Jacksonvlla, and Lswl* Bill#, of Basford. | Coughlin’s *Original Shrine Burned Today ROYAL OAR, Mkh. Mar. 17. -IA P ) i's original Fiwvv, a Building Servi< Strike In Gothi N o t Y e t Sett!* ‘Jafsie’ Willing T* Discuss Hjiupti Case With Hoi Only 465 Voters In Entire County Have Paid 1936 Poll Tax ramson an H u s n n r Pranks May Cause Closinjr Postoffice During Night Hours tiniest small boys who think It Is funny 40 put Ink Into the Ja n of musci ags (ahd pour wnarilag* Into th* lak walla In tb* lobby of the Post Office ruvt* ouch nrnctlc* th* Federal DaiUlng win ha locked up at *lthL Ppatmaater B. J , H oly •tacUrud today. The building b | Comnerco, C. ol.C , fnilbJlng. TOMORROW - IfclB F. Mfl KlWunk ChtA Mayhat re gola | Iona permit locking tfaMjiStoST A jS & fc ngns vus» . . for Cltv Comm'sslensrIn In# j , .• sofclsl election on Apr. 14. To be' ?*T' R,n,7 Beet#, able to-vote In that slect oa a a ! ^ Presbytarlan mlatloaa j fleeter under th* age of M y ta c s 'Am,rk»; ouoted Condon » must have a receipt for hU 1938 "• * “■“ 8“ ‘) ** < 00U tax, and It must be paid be- *rnor k f hla heme, but for* Apr. 4. 1roason why ho should go Petition# pinring candidate* for J,r *'7office la noralsaticn must be ------------ ■^ by net lam than M qualL i n n i i n r t i i m WHATS DOING signed fled ■lectors, and to be qualified l A / L A L VY L i t f l such s'gners must bo rogletered and have their pell U r n paid. ' ■*■* ■ TODAY Poll tax** are payable to CoonAvawa*------- '• , 8:00 p. M.: Medical detschmrot. ty Ta* Crilectov Jno. D. Jlaktrw. L s « ----- " F. N. O., Armory. Tkt City (ugUtratien hooka are 1 -- --------------- n 7:10 P. M.r Cbooo Club, V«lopen la Mr. Lnmson's office w l ---------— 1 ' ■ U ,. J dos Hot*'. J ------- ■—• - V. 7:10 P. U.I County Chamber #f City Hall. 1%m PACB BTABVATION J JJ ' �thtnhlng of returning home, the Si M HV J ftm T <*««* m d m il. * ''Those who know iii n n - 1 ir“ir* unbearable visitor. Florid*'* Lynching Records 1* Um rayalkr — Forty-one percent of tha eighty-four person* lynched In tbs .test: five__ years were r» althar unaccused of crime or later •lapped to real*1 else were charged only with minor offenses, according s report made mad* public by the Commission on Intern* jd o r-l ?f Mirbr Ifsnw to a lire? A hardly *sdm« d fl Co-operation, summarising the. results of a oarefUl MU,- « M DaaSat, “w» ifltd tf a ehliuSa hat study of# a*1ll1 'the Itm lynch Inga an# of tinst Um reyalSt larrvmast Appearing as a twenty-four p ga pamphlet, entitle w step us from taUto "The Mob SUB RMe*," and citing igmerou* illustrative Tu*»d»/ Picnic Club I esses, the report atales K rthar thi of the other fjflj* S^aareW J* eetlew efl” nine percent of mob victims mgay i n Innocent of the OoreraMeat officials privately ebnit Umt* ik , aathlag to atop than. te n accused of actual " A ll foor of the wyuJJst kadars commonly thought of are **U acquainted with Jails, psl thing about Um Now lh»g poiWyi It wmft taro tha gorsmnxni ■web. tta* CreAton to push It, m ■ f lla in s aI WS2 sm llt Telephone Company * * * :'f r * " * t. H r « j e . 'W J f * " * * * Is -Worlds f Private WASHINGTON, Mar. IT. (API —Tr.tlmcay A n t Uw American Ttlepboua end Tilsp a p h C r e e w U the r*H d> ’irgaa* prirata spfatfriw . e d v trolllna es p ap ra t of Ito n*U»n'j ler«p ease spent ««vsr*l mueih* hi a caH for publicly spanking a i 11 ^aesn Nightly Bacept 8sM a/ 00 P a i d • Income Tax 1 WASHINGTON, . Oaalat, c*n«ktr4 af l*nl> <wa# 'eaMtenpad to five yasre -e tik a rd taker btoy to am p* and kfak to has declined from Balatwn unto a- p e l* * *a*e. a yearly Average of 124 age of seventeen for the that the lynching habU South then flora other i come* Increasingly a rac T> Among tha remedies more adequate nolle* aarvice, atmigir jails, ciungeof to do with Influsnia. "tha virus of Uto «J|d the building of a better public oplnI< In lynehlng areas, are to b* a itagp m ills- , or wards to ed .tb a t. In case you BANFOBD TWENTY YEAB8 AGO Kre. Baniy 1 M M R U l a* fT d*ypvWU. M u rw la tka pooacsaoc o/>a S e lte r l Urewn i*c» �T H E R A N FO R U ITEK A LD , SA N T O R O , F L O R ID A CecttUn Marie Gab Gives Regular Recital ocial Calendar ’ A* Interesting u lk on bar many y t a * ' experience with pub­ lic school m am In tha eflith and aaaa^h gradca at Carbondale, P a , waa given by Mrs. Amelia B. Noble a t the regular recital pruaoatad by Urn Cecillaa M ule Club Saturday afternoon at the • ra­ dio of Mr*. Fannie S. Munaan. A capacity audience waa la at­ tendance. Mra. Noble said moat of bor pupil* were Italian* and icemed to have a natural 'oia and appre­ ciation of mutic for they en.'.rod into the tnualc In ion perlodi with great lntegpat. She drtcribed »pe­ dal music .program s given at w ____ __ Christmas and Ees.'cr « h # the Um peat few puplla tang the Hallelujah Choral MiM Shirk? Winston Entertained At Dance w e n v e e n iv P e rso n a ls Mis* Shirley Win*toe. *f Wa*h- tha place at r. house wRh Mr*. J . M. , Mr*. Robert E. Tran, kU Adame arbaeteeagar m may be made by 7V-J. it Circle of the F irst arch win meet a t 8:l< a t a laU hear, Thoaa present were: the MMaw shlriry Winston, hener gueet, K ta b e tb U ffler, Cecelia TrwMrs. M, E. Cooper nfcPWlsddhek, Dorothy Wlggln*. Nancy Rotsetter, U lla Fay H end era^ pAa wo* the guest Monday of JuaqqeHne. OempbelT, Lillian Mrs. W. C. Hutchison at> her homa Adams,. Kartla Pahaer, Helen cn Park Avenue. Mr. sad Mrs. Sam Flelseher sad daughter, Phyllis, ha** a r­ rived from Braden ten to spend a l ^ d n Wood. Mr*. Ingley was ftw daya with Mrs. J. Fleischer, accompanied by Mis* Mary Ne'I Beet Tenth Street. i Smltlt I The music numbers rendered *' Mine Marjorie DaBoee ie jn*- war, as follows: peering a t bar homa oo Oak Av*. Hungarian Dance, Kt, ana fm n a m e a t Illness at the MarJori, Jun, Burdick. Femald-Uughton Memorial llos- B j Th. Fr<vr Poo, Baase'.th*t*L ■ I Herbert Morelsnd r —. . . . r r ... , Sprighily Polka. Wolfhart—Kath Walter U Cooper will retunr wln# H l|rt , nJ E, rlh n urt< tomorrow ( t e a M ml w re he a | ( | Whan Sheiks of KVOililt » , U U r ," Yenl’°" o f . Cathcr. Schum on; (b) .-oldlcrl Federal Building and Loan AssoM„ ch humann-Sm on Klrt ,1 ley and Mr*. Munson. . net Arkansas travlar, and hi* wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Doudrrey' Ml"" “ Co“ rt; 31“phtn Ur‘ l “Samanthy Ann," ware featured and Mis* Helen Doudney of Mltnrl< ', r “ E.1' " Meriwether. entertainers a t...th e regular bust. l Monday here with Mr*. I IU " h /" C* Jo‘ n,un- Jui1* Vaughan had Mrs.*. W. fc.I ■ „ ., „ , , „ E hieon, center Park Avenue and P ^ rl" Twentlatk Street. Spaulding—hathyihe Wiggln _____ and Ann Wiggins. 1 Mrs. H. E. Walker and daueh- 8on* 0 f T*1' P1»r- Mildre ^ Senior O im Will X I T T Don’ts For Flower Give Play Tomorrow ..dimi.m, —. . . Edwin Bciibka will Shows If yon were a judge of tha Superior Court and had found two of your h a m servants plotting with,. twa outrider. to .U ee a rohhory In your homo, would you turn them all over to the aithrritioo or give them another chance T ____ ... ,_____ u - i taka the P*rt c f D em t other character* will be portrayed by * nn*. Sm Edwards, - »]***"• Martha Me??"* ’*’_ Virginia Meriwether, * • CTupman, Arthur Moei, „ , Herbert Smith, Karlylo Houiholder, and PrancU Roumlllat The toll r wing article taken from a recent Inue of the Coo>* Tribune will hr of ta tfR tt to perO'n* entering the Sixth Annual Flower* show of the Garden Club of Sanford Wednesday and Thura.lay of thli week a t the Mayfair Hotel: "Why Judgre award the ribbon* a t the flower ihow it by no mean* a matter of chance but tha logi­ cal outgrowth of experioaco, atvdy, knowledcr. ind gopd taste. The following 1* a Hit of “D onls" brilliint container. ‘Pottery I* evpccMllT rood for, gathr-d from inch authorltlei ai Professor F_ A. White, U n . Wal- •hrub*. Pewter for flh o taS o w rr* .| ‘Never arrange fir w en In a 1 ter llinr end l.ou so •liver loving-cup Ifjfo u want ai Don't* ribbon. 1 " ‘In making an arrangement, blue ‘Moil haakrta are Impntflbi*,; d ont overcrowd, predict restraint. ‘Dfn't u*e equal numberi of they thould be uiad only for wild flowers. flower* nr branches. ‘If ths crntalner Is tranaparvnt ■Dent use equal proportions of color*. 1gla**, be careful of ths arrangv'Don't put the d irk tones eborr mrnt of item*. Square battery Jan of glaia are good container*. the lig W r lone*. 'In arranging Gowers In n t«U ‘Dont utc fl-wcr* ell of uni­ form ili- or piece flowers o f'u n i­ opaque vmee, fln t itu ff It with evergreen clipping*. l>ey are help-! form siir one abeve the other. 'Don't have all flowers the ful In utilising short-stemmed ftrwer*. lame hr ght. ‘If a decora lad vase I* used ‘Don't u<e flowers or ltav-s harmonlie flowers and decora­ that err *p, te wilt. tions. 'Don't cross cut or Intersect the ■Alabaster One, are always principal »tem* In composition. good.’ " •Don't »how the entire rim of the vaie or bowl. 'Don’t place a fl.wer of one crior between two of anthor color. ____ i ‘Don't rut tRWh f.ir-atemmw. f ower. «uch a* gladioli, delpht-, nlumi, etc. ‘Don't i a* asparagui fern.' ■mllav. puaiy-wtllcw, or ribbon hows. I 'Don’t combine flowers that are inham.<’inoue as to a-aion, tax-, lure and color. ‘Don't me the same thing that hie been done the year before. ‘Don't work on y-ur arrangemerit when you are tired or ner­ vous. ‘Don't He sensitive tu critleiim. At The Mayfair Jacksonville J. D. Dudley, J r , • ■ l of Madison W b , and llr . and ^ Mr*. John J. Wation of Kant, Ohio, ■ra among thoaa spending * fW '^ j1 day* a t tha hoUL Tha foil owing member* of M a Jarjf Bowes' Unit Number Eight, . managed h r Raymond A. N a h * r,£ •pant Monday night at tha May- I fair: Parti loo, C. H. Barker, '■} Victor Martini, Fred Tariburle, jS Jamci Petr*, Jack Alexandre, Pat­ ty Prince, Howard Doyle, Donald tj Melranar, Irena Pappaa, U k ; J Warner. Mildred MemnrtIl*,F/< Jamoi Erickson, Byrl King, Tom -A| Sanford, Fid .Gold, and Geratdlna i'i Vel.ier*. '‘ 'M B ♦ Deaths |ner*a»ed®om I* 1934 to S4.R03 In Texas last year, while births decreased from U l f 433 In 1934 to UI.BM last year. SIXTH ANNUAL • FLO W ER jr a f c f f lS I ftK hag& gj S JH O W GARDEN CLUB MAYFAIR HOTEL WED.—MAR. 18— 2 TO 9 P. M. THURS MAH. 19— 10 A. M. Tq 9 P* M ADMISSION 25c CtilLElREN FREE U 50e mUA LASOL S k r5 1 e Remember ‘That strong lints at the bare <f a composition a d In It* stabil­ ity and tuUnce; T h at no flowers should be ex­ actly on a level or be directly one' ab ve another. 'Remember to avoid weak lines sad curves and never place a spray of weak growth between two strong growth, or vies versa. ‘Remember that perfect bal­ ance in a l.na arrangement (nay be obtained by kaeplng the tip of the highest spray directly over its U se. • , fierce retag Containers These note* are taken from Mrs. Walter B. Illne's lecture given at the annual rourst for flower show Judges sad exhibitor* In New York City and publlthrd In ‘‘Horthulturoi" ' "D ent use copper, brae* or pottery for del c-»le flow*re such a* rose*, tweet peas, etc. 'Don’t let the flower-holders be too much In evidence. ■Don't overwhelm an arrange­ ment of simple flowers with a W mfe Mary Tost reported. F e n d plantation m e l c -------St g;00 o’clock at T r in ity 1 . . . , _ T111 at Church, eo m ri-sin fo rd , W o m e n ’s G U O W i l l wggesw Ftp* wome^p _ vtew«< iHc.lt/lnvIted to attend. b ■**£ .<]; iV iA sk , f Th#n (U N N Y tflID E {M A R K ET. I i •' D'lpblwuni— Stock ’and other varieties. Mr*. H. E. RimmU ’hnn 394-J . Celery A* DR. HENRY C n n v en p I n TMmi The Wemanh CTsb of 8anferd Pinal arrangements have been will tided a full delegation rrpra- «®mpl|ted far the Sixth Annual f e tin g U at the annual eonvaw-1 Flower Show ef tha Garden Chib tlon of the Florida Federation of • ( Saaford to be given Wednesday Wameetfw Clubs which oMaa to-[D ent 1:00 P. M. to 0:00 P. M. and day a t tha H Uabero Hotel la Thursday from 10:00 A.M. to 0:00 Tampa and wJU continue through F- M. at the Mayfair UotoL Friday n ig h t , I flower arrangements Instead of Mre. Walter L. Cooper and M rs .'Individual spec mens win be *mH. J. Lehman wlU wore* a* drie- pbw&ad at the show, tJ gstaa and Mfa. F, A, Stria* and . K"*riea will be eceeoted by any M r v J E 'P ’ BlrbloyAaei. ’w il h e Nrideat # f Semlaol* County toW a lte riA to eT The riuh w tlheuJ towrme morning b lu r* 10:90 he represented by Mrs. Ralph A. «*eloek at the lakefrcnt entrance Smith, vl*»-president ’ ef Section to the ballroom a t the hotel. Alt 8 m * aril nandbtoto far state exklb'ts must be' cart fully markad elrveepoadhtg ■ecmary.'antf Mrs. fa judgaa wlll -dlaquillfy any a r. I I M. GallovaT, a ttt- harlUmen- rsngement not correctly marked, toriaa. Mrs,' A- t t . Philip*, state fakbene triB ' M awarded In all chairman ef music, who had of tho 14 classes 'sad two grand ioU an*4>to,attend,.I. deto'ned la prieee. eaa eeleytod by the Judges Jerfcirnelne by tbs critical Modas and toe by popular rote, will be with Me wllllngnei barv hahdad with dangerous foe* keep tf a element of suspense eni •urpriaf foremost In the pictorial •lory ef the long trek threugh dense growths of troplba! ttgelation awl .giant trees that hail.or fin g i ami claws. A native treed by a -tiger Is rveued Joy the reaourcefjl Buck. ’Another tlger on the warpath a t­ tacks sh a k y rhinoceros end makes n flying tackle as the cam­ eras grind. Buck rescues the rhino fa d it la one of the live' Irophlaa be has brought tuck with Thursday These Tho f id ie ace sees Just how and shoe, pen and IPa usually ths Buck and -the wily aattvee put January pasted that doe* haprppIS percent «ver January,1 Rock's dexterity with rope and their (fare# and trip* together | hie steady eye with ■ rifl* along and go'aboat par king a 'eroeioua tiger after a capture. Crating a 10-foot, crocodile a r a 25-foot python*are ad ad chore* after the day's working ef taking ‘am ai<*. There la feat action when Buck's party ra n d * op end cage* ii v *.era w‘. t g vj ‘half a "doeon rare antelope. An I amusing sequence Is when with on* foil sweep enough monkey* EEAER THAN T ERAMMERGAU ! AND EGYPT ted to the aides of a tag*, and Claw,* prK.bc*d by Banren Csvpeiatlon, la nether treat fee tha krit fane a s d U e t l *e tease lb* Interest tn this photuplsy horatua alt Its • agw and. lagealeu*. rneicUe St WEDNESDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY 4 L Y , . , Wht/r thvy tt»%t T IMIOOUCT TOILf T G O O D O Agerex, Ile a . Me AssIriaTaha, Me Mag Pewdar for > for 11.01 lie 1 fee99a Men If aalgeek Balm Me Caster Oil I far Me ,___ . S fe rll* 41.ee Cad Uvtr Oil Teba, 99* Brashtee* Bheriai berry BarkCoeek UO'e g fertt.O t Cream . tf ypeyOresm I tor 41* Capa, to e « for I1AI aspare fiS .U. lli'i? "“ ,.W 0U' t far l i e M* Ttec lodlae . IfocM e M O SIM TA l 99* lasiUuy NspkUi*^ ^ If Me CeeeeaetOS Shawpea t fee H e1 S T A T IO N I HV •fart* B �: F or T ax C ollector JN O . D . J IN K IN S W. E. WATSON <• la te s t* . ise-ll.ee. H t r r A » A U A B : . r U b a lk bu. T U ^ J t O B M S L : . r i v ' l i t b « - b > n »C » , j B f5S cu!*V l«. N«W K*al»«A * Blo*«td*l« type*. For Tax Assessor b*. h a t |dtU JA sn:..r u . k«. hmpra..YaU; G. L. BLEDSOE re IiiiCongress ?lfth CongrcwdiotiA] DJwtrict • G. SHARON SANFORD F. DOUDNEY >f* MWBBT . ItlTATORv. kw Rlnaa ew t (L it. lindut td«dr> j B. E. SQUIRES «ar u ff n«- J. H. TRULUCK : W. J. (FUNIE) STEED It ia< n , tie Ibe. LEGAL NOmCE iv n n For Governor WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES For Supt. of Public Instruction T. W. LAWTON -•t evxxxaxzxrvus' For Attorney Gendal For County Commissioner District No. 1 CHARLES DUNN F o rvCpiGjpfrpUef D. L. THRASHER For Comity Commissioner D Iatrict No. 2 J. J. CATES “TCCms VICTOR CHECK? J. D. DAVISON 37th Scnalork] District j. J. PARRISH FRED A. DYSON REX PACKARD For Representative, GORDON BARNETT BTATK o r FLORIDACOUNTY o r BCMlteqUI APPLICANTS far manager of branch office to be opened In thla locality will bo InUrr'.-awod by corporation executive. Experience unnecessary as accepted applicant la throughly, trained.* Ypo' mutt bis reliablt'and financially respon­ sible. Petition offers attractive income and you start at oaca with chance to advance. Address Lock Box 26. Hammond; tnd. OTTO SCHMEHL WILL PAY «a*h for **ecnd hand hand piano*. P. 0 . Bos 352. PETER THURSTON 15—ApwrUunt* For K«at • ^7 ih „7 , . hrnpti tle-tdc. fit ORAJVan: Ft*. mar. t* trad*. ■■ bos. M ia »«d . M m I l a - t l l l . TANOBIUNM: n * . » « . !*•*»»*»■ H boi. bad* dad r. k w unpjidii Lot-a,! r»»f**«atallt». NOTH’*! OF INTWNTtON TO H i l l rh nle s I I . I # , HARM AFFLICAT«ON F 0 M EOOFLANTS: F la. l i t ba. era leu. FINAL pitrilA R O H irSOIATB fancy. II.ta .lt.Ib i cholao ||.T |. LAW MMI. IN TUN COURT OF THE COCNTY ! | } J i f t »“ • beat. II.IS; fair, JIXDOR. I I B I I N B COUNTY. HAT: tlaardla paaaut Inn HAM. r ra .T r of F l o r id a . KOHL RARIi Fta par da* beashi* la r* th a * a a tn la a t MART N* •applla*.’ j BLA IN E P ltK l.M . dsA-Xaad. ■< LETTUOMt (uypllaa. Ilnht. demand in r n o n * T c fair, marbet about «|aady. • Fla. TO a l l w h o m i t MAY c o n c e r n lac bar* typo. W saltrn crate*. 4nN otlea I* b aro b y n lv o a tb a t R. R I*. IIJ I-IIM : Eaatarn rrat** t I.ARAMOHR an d V1YIAN TFIHNM LARAMOItK Iliad t h . l r ttn a l ra- SIX ROOMS and tun parlor. lln* fumlahtd. Walter L. Coopar. tha df«* of 20 and 22 were called THREE ROOM ap artn u n L e-U 1 upon yratariay to 'reg ister- for mllltAry aarvfc* In U a raleh Laurel A rt,_____________ army in a proclamation laauad by 25—Exchange. Ernest Barter, consular asent hate, acting for P r. E , WtndNr, WILL TRADE | German conanl at New Orfeane. Plano U .buna* About 50 young Germans wtntld standard make. P. be affected, Berger aald. They arould bo allowed until Mar. Si to register. ROSS U HUMPHREY C. B. SEAR.CY For County Judge GET RID of tha posU. Use RATNIP. Stanley-Rogerb Hardwire W.BPENCER 1 * 4 . PARK AVK.. I .'-o.y h o . . . ,;1 /*«■* and f baths, 2-cnr t o o n . . W i l l adcrflce for S3800f<0 Stgbie B. Crook*ton, phone Sanjy .x G . HJ L P E K BCITt RADIO BnVTCl >V ■ -I_ « . ... • _ A ila J L 3 . f . S c L A IN s . F . (S a m m y ) L O N G MESSES U f e L 'A . 'B . ■Ur • To* aad aach a f • XM a rt bar*by notified and —eowoliwd la yraaaat day rlalma aad damaada *bj*b you. at allKar oC y a r may luara •a*last lha salat* o« BUKA LAMM, doaaaaad, lata at aald Coaaiy. ’la lha Caaalr JaCd* <l> damlaula County. Florida, al bla oflra Id lb* LOST: Boston bull dog. Child'* rourl hauoa at Haa(*rd, n o r Ida. within aldht ralaadar /aontka from <pat. Reward. Gen* Caswell, lb* data-at U* Aral publication at tkla nolle*. Each claim ar dtmand phono TI7-J. mail ba In wrlllnd. and masfetat* lha pMaa o f rMtdmea and paat nttie* nddraa* at tha aiylmaat. and i m CHEVROLET Dual Wheel. mutt do ■worn ta by tb* rUlmant. long wheal baa* truck. Na* Tlrae and Tag. t275.00 Reel and Sons, M l W. F irst SL SPECIAL for MarrlL New I calaln fin ish electric rai IW.60 InaUlted. Randall Eire i b f f i i i;.LE0NARpv .1 r* * - m aul moderatt., m i t i l stspar* Fla. »e*sn aa4.u»rnla*.*p»wr»PK erts, spares. M 'b*. M t l * in q m llly 1 t» t-|J .M : luas i W a*4- I U sw l l# i* .r bw l. »M 'A.M 'poorer t H lI lr l l.M - I l.l t TUHNIFB: »»»»»•■ (ttUsemt* #*x i M | m 4. marks! >troa**r. RXdas M a t i n Ma-IM. iA M D . b.i. hdi prm n o a llf tit. H H A n erm ’lT: H a. a « . to gemC* 12—Wanted. H. J. LEHMAN m Representative. State Legislature cMjsuiToMd. W IL K IN S O N / D ozier* Gay's f a r cheetfei. clWn Vluhenw ~ l»ff « » y U r»H t t to S atow TI COLORED OIRL want* Job cock* Inf or waihinf. Mary Williams, 506 E: 11th SL ***** ■ **#a aaa • m*a* •• •• • • • •••*• ###•* e. • • aaaoa ■ntMataamammamnaamnaama I WONT b* responsible for any­ thing that happen* to my wtfo or for any dabu mad* by bar. M. X. Bjoblom. to^ X U apply— HARPIvaRE �SANFORD, mow <». MOKTU1K <l». Pair l e ­ fere, J. T. Mel tin. 8. F. Lang and Reader’s Digest Is a veritable H. H. Pattlshali on th* twLot, and harvest of lastingly valuable in­ Watches, Clocks, Jew elry I M .cund raes, q u a r te r m ils ( f ir s t Orie Rl Mathlcux. Re p a i r e d *r ' formation on' an unlimited va­ h a lf C a li/ C e e h ts): D ism al (Jetle e k . Ify U ru sn s , T e sa a F rien d . Three randhlate* for ronstalde riety of topics. Th* articles arej Diamonds Mounted C A PT A IN CQW JtT (I). aum from the Fourth district were next Engraving MAIIK 41). Hhlrlsy Mae. LAUD Introduces—W. A McMullin. Jack those that YOU would mark for LADY 41). T rtelrethe wculd reaign the prae deescy T h lrd race, f u tu rity ila s t h a lf fly n t and Char** lltn h all. W. reading if It were possible for l i *allows I rpw«a r«f* o m ) M it Mr a w -k d a lly d o a h ls ): Kansas Paw a. ^ J. Thigpen, who said he' wudil yau to search for them. th* country p ro fln e ’a la a n» ilU iK D Y IITAN ( I ) . V IK I f ( ) . C a e ta a r l o w .r . Med IMamoad. seek re-election to th* office of For further convenience. The Fifteen persons err now en ­ entry. A acy Bayer. UUNTV A.XN ( I ) , Mlsa r ahk a t b . supervisor *f registration Reader’s Digest carries no ad­ rolled fa the WVA workers’ edu­ Harr (aTUI*. Thrr* candidate* for f s i n 'r r u u r t h ra re , fu tu rity : D ealer, cational classes conducted every Judge were Ihe neat speak - » —I the last candidate introduced. The vertising whatsoever. It is han­ DAHLKMR DICTATOR I I I . Kerw test speaker, hoxeever, w*x Fred dy pcekef site—each article i* llo cu * . MIAS U LCM IO I t i l , IVAll I!. J Nit. G. W. fp sar r s o ' It R. Wilson, who spoke in behalf of roinp'et* an consecutive pages•Irh . M nrpliKk. jt- Ware. They were followed ky PL E D , IK f l ) . tle r k C reak. I r a s Cery D. Landis, candidate for at­ All in al1 we consider it th* most ------I be tiding. M. A. Ayco:ke, who is the three announced candidate, torney ganeraL P lf th ra re , q u a r te r M ils: T tV lN K TAMPA, Mar. lT ^ B o am ln j | tsMhing the clasara, stated cfficimt and entertaining way Pxkard, temporary presl- w ? m r i r e i i m . si.r c o r for prosecuting a'.tomcv— J mu de*n'ct the !Sonford CltO of the R w sat HIM. ’ M ordenllln, V rt.iiv, In accordance to forecast, a to keep abreast of th* Interest­ lock on Florida h ig h w a y s !^ ' T h e " >» f*v G. t^onsrdy, W. Herbert *'*>s*r s u u Bescbsll B u tU I league. and other Diamond. Bek s Fat. WAll n o r .. , srtent I **°n ***• PuhHe Is invited. The snd cut floorer srrsngwand Sam weI A. Ft Wilkinvitu. dark kors* candidate" was intro­ ing things that ere happs ing . a e t h e r . of the committee had J oBs 'slslhChoice. rare , f u le r lly : O lorll ments for alt occaslona. fo7thTw**llgkway truffle d ^ th e w t n ,UrUd *wo »«"U“ There were no additional rindl- duced. after all others had spoken. In the world. OoVB-n Lad. la k y Doe. SKDCKT ! • n u n with official of the Hr was "dark,” a I right, thanks Half a million rnthusi*«:i^• in U t t "heeaa.a ■« r date, for either office. nAMJCKT f l ) . P a r k Ayr, MMB §Ch#tenooga Bass'W1 CM> in I/M J.A MKTKItn I I I , to a generous application of turned medern awl Claws ra failed to ' • Then cam* the sheriff* dx of cork, b it the cancWate stated Se readers *re already enjoying this, Da|rtena Beach yesterday and re- CkkWee. JUDAK J 111. * ^ '* 4 M service. Write The llm der’e Pl-^ pane a law i P s r a n t h rare , fn f e r i t y : MOIIO.XIthim. in alphabet leal order, .lose had not mode up his mind which d hopeful of completing sr- I.A N T I I I . P el P aeer. o HKMtsV m - ^ -A -SMe gest Association. Plrasantvtllf. -I# iir«u>ca I’hiite 3*03 Who addrrsaed the meeting « t n office he would seek. When his manta for a working agree* ry t. D taek o rrh ld . I4TTT.K o rO A N N. Y. for YOUIl free sample Paul G. Bigfers, C. M. Hand, f i t . fls rd h o o l IMo. P al. M r n e h e re . >vneflt with the L o o k o u ts .)lr. Willie Jews**, aegro, who yeetar- J. i .der’elland. Ed Meisch. B disguise was removed te “dark copy.—adv. A K le h ik ra re . t.1 « m ile: H aw k ay e Orle iP a c ta rd taid he wai confident the C hief. PADDY U K fCT, rW fsel.m . mf esafatoej to the city police J. Overstreet and Lewi* A. Tale. horse" proved to he John Evan*. v Chattanoogmns will "adept** the P P tM L rU T T F .ItY f i t . R nrrdle*. Before the politicians sounded W aftotteg three pair* of trousers WAND Qt'KfcM f t ) . May l l t k . XI O P Herndon. Clerk o Court, off. Mr. Ransbottom. as auc­ loci) ‘c ltf , looking to Sanford to Ta*« Mi three eeCMaUvw from the B. R. h m ,. was introduced, but his opooe-nt furnish new material for the K liiih rufp <«l«r»|w l«s**a*»Ml heme, was orrfsrid by Mu- ws* not present. Jno. fl Jliklna tioneer. sold a number of luncheon Haya. long an advocate of. re rp ) : PAf* r.X (M RP!f»T Lookouts. jM lg ,# ; A. R. Wilkinson and W E. Watson. raudldnln for baskets to the politicians for sliralnation of traffic hattfda In* M H r* r t t 4\y+9> f*1l A n i . ^ v *.15 !4> and istsr passed the hat All basehall fin t are urged by • 1 ' MAIjrtxr. <41 T*4 to Um County. Goli tax collector. were ' !*>• r Florida, addressed the confsreoie. T » n th *•#»«. w n arter ml***- MUw r. Packard to atiemhla Jn the AI» . arrested hy th* police speakers, followed by the four and collected *20*0. th* money to m W u r tk fh Ann M %RTKtt as chairman and rspraarnUtlva af he used In sending a lake Mary mber of Commerce roomi at MAf*«1VA1.V. 111. T>®n I*«*e,i, M» the itata chamber's safety com­ 'petit larceny, was a'so turned MAftTIM 111. mittee. tie also la chaUusaa of th* •M r te th* County. The first pair candidates for tax assessor li wnm*n back t« her mother’s home •’dock on Welneeday opining l.umbtc, BulMIng M«terl*l—Roofing K W I i 'K m . L. Bledsoe, Fanfonl F. Dnuil-iev. in Omaha. Neb. or tha purpose of forming the r ^ K?PPPP *S rnew •-•sir**- heiriOa- Florida state Junler chamber of a f tew sera James stole contained B B Squirm and J. “Lumber Measured Ify The Golden RuMT II T anent organisation of the l*"**ni» r^t. rx r.XT^ *»* n w»fi\l commerce safety committee and' » *ip and tha second pair contained SlL an d F re n ch R hone 7 U lock T U lawton, un«*ppo«<i| n\ % .• • • BwiINa f >•*♦•• rtn e r« Ilford Clib. member of the Governor’s IM* •**%* V *•». T F T * XT w HAVE Y4 U RECEIVED YOfR Commutes ra Safety. < n n n t r K sv. Police Court cases handled ^ f{ewst»w I»e| :<||e||t ' SAMPLE COPY! Wtikhisoa ys.terday ‘h# w l a p a s a r r . The speaker appealed to hi* r * ^ » n * r t , Qeeys-«»p **M# ' ----i*l'-en randidatea for the board ag follow*: Willi* -Dixon andi »♦•!*# n m n M i it • ** • H audience to work for litetoMfc We again wish to call to the County commissioners t.-ok up DnM»p«k 2 10 ? •« fencing laws In the state ’as * it Rahetls, drjnktnnes*. *10 of most of the lime, not only be­ attention of the members of this **w lnr«l'*nf 1 cn **edi mean! af reducing traffic x' * * each; Anon Pol sek wff*15 or *v m j *» »** fle e r F n l r - " * thaC fascinating cause there are so many of them rommunity, **p|PBf** ftH # ' I •M 9 dents and dteths. primarily,' hot dkd Charfle Donwocdy. dl.order»**B’ lt« t % • • slso as a necessity before Florida ly 'cowdect, fines of *5 end *10. ”c‘ be.-suse two could not con­ monthly magaiin* THE READ­ Ja— W t s f .f III fine their remarks to the f|v* ER’S DIGEST. * hlghtrayi can he changed frrwi rmpecUrely. both paid; Vxrrie tr*nite limit t'espH* warnings of Dole* o . , n . s , f . , s , s a i r sa Think at It—hers you have a ’•night's feature on the *r»FT h ird N am r e f a r e e r their present gen rahy unsightly Singleton, rinlstlon of suspended m T'W* ' < •- * • M condition to one of greater besuty. the triumvirate on the platform. means of reading the BEST .ind track at I-ongwood to­ sentence, ltd fine. paid. ■ie p - 'r e d i ae S M Boito,, Steel* was introdurrd at from all of the leading presentnight ia the fear dog eeent he- Offlrr** F».t*S I CD "Passing a livestock fen Mag a candidate in the Klr«t district. day magailnrs. Every issue of tween Par f a , Bert Jooei, F m H I Hup*. F bI rH** ’aw wtuld be fsr reaching In Ite ; kn t *• t Then ram* candidate* from the The Reader’s Digest carries over Chance Charlie and Molly Ma R swanK.f lnn^U **#ki|nW8 | *•» good effects," Hay* declared. Second district—J J Cate*. Vis­ 35 of th* most Interesting arlone. Selected a* the four beet Ttonrl* *'tf* ‘Most Important i t all ia the ito r l heck, J tl David*,n. Kre.1 tlc'rs that have been selected doge at the Rack, the feur will Puff fr* H li f l i•m• »o •» b%nmr » p ,immhp « «« safety feature. iiU ' Bv*on, Hap* T R c k m l* (Mto from th* who|e field of current be out for track lupremaey or- teen»fc»r r’*ttncn III uIf se continue as wa are now DexwonslratioBS. of Rinso. 9 |n ■er the S 18lh milt’ distance,. In Il'n h U ft* F wA-c we will sorn not ‘ be a tieplckl free soap end coupons, are in h i *ScHni#fil and !Vt*»r Thur^tnn. periodicals. Each article is skill­ P < l l R lfp . »•*! «M»* the ninth ra^e lonlehL State. Increasing cold Vrather la 1 given Sanford hoilsewlvea t l an who«r n»m«M «r«* on The llrrald fully condens'd for quick. In­ Mlea yti**’' ^• T«h ‘X M | l P'1 Entries and selections, w tn the npPlIppetllA .used by decreasing forests; : t , r|y daU , |t w l. annrunred h - f ba lot. an«l John It I.ylm who U formative reading, making it a H nfe h -'fli latter capltalitcd as to the dogs K l n « ■p**l»lll •'easing forests are caused hy loj , y hy sdvan-e repreaentM ve«. fl*o ;i rnndidatr fr ni th# district. real boon lo busy people. llnp- *■ealcelle The article* cover a wide ring* which should finish in tho mrnev: l " * v a -• ^ - i i n 1 fires; the f r -s are built by amall j trained and attractive young R/**’ I lfumphr#v and C\ R 1 4* Starry «pok# »• thr rAmmiuirtn of subject^ and each ia of last­ 1M * First tire, •losttsr mils: UAF‘ V<||»os .lock owners who bum off timber, Jt(1,fi wi„ iomn during tho r - - M in ^ T T C g (»>, • U.o. u . ' Tv: ? M*» ?**' ■ and grating lands eaeh year for (rm <t,v, demoastratlng Rtn ran Mat*-* in thr Third dUtrirt. ing inter, at. In thr condensing, •»V|*f fl a r». l - ' 4 V ila Ther <• were no candidates from j all of the thought, spirit and r - d - i - n i t .A n« 1 •»* roving rattle and other livestock. | M fnd Lifebuoy soap. " W iw H nlF ffls.# 1 n<y "Until we fence the ilvestock, Toupon. and free paeksgra of the Fourth disttrrt In Ihe Fifth style of Ihe ortglna1 article is rnreel l or. French und Ftrnt M to lb R a rf. M l b i u •ve can’t espcct to have a livestock products wUl be given nv ny dlstri t there are five—IV. G. KII- Ulncd—in fact each issue of Th* » « • r toiosfrJ2 4 <a 3? I# ndustry of any consequence. U n .: , t , r es of Infaimal nutJnnr AFf.c-e, r fH I* S 40 1 1 we f nce the liveetrck you | gstheringa In the residential seeie lin n V «*tu*nr« T w n lb dap*. r sal ■r llv •sn’t expect to beautify ths hign- tlona t f the community. Repre\ays with any success." | f(nu tiv rs state that local house M*vfc* «Vunt fmh Hays pointed out that it is dla- ke*per* will he delighted with Mae* ouraging to set out palrqs, th* Intrrcsllng and toform*tl»c Choir* 41 (lowers and ether plants “and talks given by thef jrodh; Ivdirs I hove tbe cows tramp them down as well ae the free gifts, and est them up, or have the hoys The Sanford U :r*ll calls j l . j root them up.”, tenllon of it* reader* lo th. mi , 8NKKZK I1HKAKS Kill 1 have vle.ted many places vertle.ment i f thes. pr.»lucl* l» 1 BRISTOW, OkleT.' Mar. ldA-l4>l where rrganiiallons have a u 'to ls tssje. —J. Raymond Pjrchfiel reught * vnrptrd to Ireautlfy highways and i ---- ... late winter told and eneesed so have had this vary th ir^ happen hard ho fractured a rib. to their werk.” he dedar.iL lie stated that polit clans —not TOO I.ATE TO CLASSIFY the average butlnesa maa o r , farmer, nor the livestock raiser— omprise the class that la pre*! '» f MAVf HLI N WANTED: Two messenger boys. v n tln g passage of a livestock] U GCVfcRNMEHT V Western Union Telegraph Co. fencing law in the state. , "With the help of everyone lo show our legislature that the majrrity want this sta ti to beqtyr-dttign •om* modern and with tha help of all of you people, we can real­ Swankytwig glaums I ly show our legislators that wa mean business,” he said, • Sparkling (la**** strewn with "Let rur l(glslatora know that hri#U M an. . . UMnm Swank y!f we have te go to a referendum swigs. You’ll want to collect a •ole it will go In favor of fencing ■M b SM. Aad whUa yau’ia doing i thousand to one," he prgtA i U, (M acquainted ■’I t’s Irt these legislators know w lth a l l ssvsn that If they art going to be f r >prn range they ere I able to lose of tha dslldou* their support. A^ Kraft Chess* Tbcy^t ■iwg l a f e - de socj'29* thing. .Ikes ilous for other slab a have d ne ytara ag>. “Ix l’a compel ths owners i*f livestock to cart for their prop­ and sp p etlisrs. erty and free highways of meter­ ing ha sards.” I Chattanooga CIA I Mpy 'Adopt Local League Nine a n I M M ew, Wegwer. Confident ork Agreement ill Be Arranged > J t He tim e. Wince Traffic Deat hs Blatped On Stock a rt Sa!v° Of 47Gnns Fired At Opening worth, in appointing the reetgan* Of The Campaign itatian com MUD # fast w.-ek. aald n e w s b r ie f s McLaulin, The Jeweler Hays Advocates Law To Keep Cattle Off ____ Florid.- m c h w w .s - t s r r s * n a K Cut Flowers Mrs. C. R. Kirtley H J M ffP O F S aiJts. United Lum ber Co. Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber p Rare More For Your Money In Service At At Tr I pstration Uvep Here % The 7 Kraft Cheeso Spreads One of th« cause# of ji pop in hom e.'........ a bright light fhe 109m it your eyes, every time yrro^ook up from your reading your; pila will become noticeahlv gar at attempt to COMPARE! FISHING STARTS MAR. 20TH CLOSES SEPT. 30TH } im PFLUECER m illb SUPREME ^ M7I7HEDD0N UFB t I lUL i j M i fa C PAL ROD f SHAREW ARE £ IDEAL SET Jp TBLK-TEMPO PROFESSIONAL ROD for cvanr ba*a washing S p 1/ f r11. • ■’ ,^ 1 • th em selves to the quick change. This repeated adjust­ ing strains your eyes. When reading, some of the light should be used to light up die general surroundings. Have vour home lighting test­ ed and be sure of light for safe seeing and beauty. C a ll our nearest pffice for this free service. e» �___________ „ ■ at* Abroad to Om state *»d wraUc n m U n Anns Program Is 16 feeding Work In r i ti s h Factories tdied By Pride German Nation ■ tT iN * . c o i x m a x • f pa par, interna tlonal pw» with aU Uta •*. • f dlptamatie ritualism. r French and Belgian fears, ItoMt frantic bp th* tramp " if the R h ln ^ a iV m eteh ed • a n pride aa Der Fuehrer to, U torno and Varealllaa ngitto terminated and tells ##* that the restoration of ‘•quality la aa fstaklahed clank on both aide* of diplomats hw ry from m e n to rood reports ta "office* gmv'rnpigptol ksdamsal calm nom* and editors for cool bonds. ■, . teropo palaad throughout tho laaado of tha eantury. Clash, doaial Intervals In Africa t t s t’ orti sent* crises but Bakina lion of tha "trip e tot Britain—against the alliance” of Gorman j , IHungary and Italy, kapl mess tilted on tha pears ||fe r , ^ |ic- _ ■ - i' J ' » r j,;'A tha scone swung to tha i Turkey's grip an bar aia, t i g brother" of Um sooth rn, was atul M in g tha effects hto 1904-6 'defeat by Japan, pa, (a October. 19^8, Ansteo* toary annexed Bdenla and Heronrlao. Neighboring Serbia proad and allied on 8 t Petersburg help. Berlin warned th a t Rue.must qpt Interfere. Tha rear’s I wore not ready far another aft Serbia waa compelled to Hi not tha poopla of the an­ al pro lines* i ” Revolutions ri**’’ iriehed there, p a r tM a r ly In nla through tha Balkan w an 1911*13. Franca persuaded Ruato May v jt of thooa embroilants and Germany and Italy -kept pstro-Huugary from Intervening. Meanwhile Germany woe Innoting her army and bplldtng • ivyi Fronce a* sha has today, had Ogthenrd ths aarvlca ta n as of nr military wnecrlptei England aa working out military co-op* |*Uou with her doentnlooa and waits had amboTkad on a flea* ■ ? plan for robulldlng h e r‘war achlae. Auatro-Hungnry’e gen* •C staff had drawn up full plans * a campaign b the Balkans. Into this powder- hag fall tha otah n match, tha murdera on MP CR. 1914, i t Sendee? of tha d p to tha Austrian throne and itro-HongUfT pounced *« U iRuasU roe* poevderoewly fend "tha Uttl* brother" and l u i n i a a n p n » ™ * *» to (tva British M a s te r a shot in JT7 Sj S f * f i a u tha committee Approximately 350,000 rotor* will b* qualified U.t th« election. In th* flrel DcmocrmC'e primary to 1933, there w«r* 278J10 rata* cast and tabulated. In Um 1933 general election, Um n to totilliC More HaveAnnounced — _ _ , Jn T h is C a m p a ig n IT# •Ti to W ink W. J. Bow* Republican candidate, who ,2 1 T h a n E v e r , B e f o r e racairad 93,323. < black smoko poo ring ant of «taalv -------1 • i n ami Morkshop. TAULABA08EX, Mar. 17—4*1 To the Industrial revive! at- —Ths number of candidates far wwdy onder way, th reach In- jp rem o r In the IMS elect on* has •eased prosperity, th a n will he set a now high-water mark far ■ddod the Impetus of enormous FVrlda. Sixteen are seek (ad th r revernment spending. | Democrat!* nomination, wh le Everything la la readiness fpr other political parties have net h a program aa far a t the task-named any candidate* so fart if changing money into guns, war The first nomnalL-n primary Crop. myrtle, one of the mo -nach'ne*. slrplanss and ships U Is more than two months away,' beauttfbl shrubs in Florida, Is unearned. . bat a t iasat the candidates are often rm 'ervd an attractive |n the F ar week* aim months, with the showing more Interest In: the sprng by powdery mildew, a par* atk of rearmament In the air, campaign than ever before, j The aaitio fun rue thdit may be conha center, of bduetry have been first primary la Jmm *. with the tro fad easily if ocntrol nvyuum fatting ready., Factorise have aeornd piimary on Jons W .are employed early snot A . wan pat In order. The demand Chief Justice J. B. Whltflel ” The. fleet signs of InfetSdn* on ’» tools and machlntry has cut the Supreme Court, wti» has learta Sra small whitish spot* on ‘*ep nts unemployment. served many political campaigns. upper sides. TV a* spread nntll Steel production fer January, and W. T. Cash, state librarian •t SI m oo tons, was a record. who has records .*n campaigns,, the whole leaf Is covered by thaoBritain’s airplane Industry, a!- said the 18 now In the Democratic eady working overtime on orders nnm'natlon rice marks a new ree*"g th ) royal ale forte, 's nronrr- »rd t ’r Candida lea. J ng for an seen faster tempo when The p n r i w record was In the, Ss rearmament plan becomes IS32 nominating primary when "act. . nine candidates were In the fleul. i A d'flnito eiw e'lnr un of ths More announced that year, botj motor-Industry likewise is antld- some f t them withdrew before' noted,' while shipbuilders, with time to pay the qualifying fees. | •ommrrdal Order* piling up, look Tho governor elected this y riri • new contracts under the naval j/R sucrod Governor Da*#’ mansion progtem. woolta neit January to serve a Ordinary Industrial recovery term of four year*. Shot I* seas 'ntlnoea In Britan, with n shoi-t. nominated and elrrtrd In 1031. ; f t <f skilled labor repoted In I’amlldate* who haei announce,! nma Instaneea, and with Iron ami I*1*' 7f*r 7* r the Democratic nomteal production at Its h'ghest totlnn are Grady llsrton of WauVll since 19T7. Nallonil revenue thu,“- J '7 » Carter nf Tallshaai reported «a Increased by m oo ■•*< Stafford Caldwell Of Miami, 'a n I t 00,000,(CM over the samo Chappell.ft Miami, Fred V. Ime las, year, Cnna of I ake City, Redmond B. In 8 he f fit Id, steel center, proW-.C. Hodges htctlcn has Increased 118 percent Tallahsasee, Amos Lewis of •Inca 1031, while -unemployment * a f at^a. Mal|U Martin af Croet: ia s dropped from 87,008 to 29,000 •* • Wakulla, few blast fomac-a arc being pri- . <M* E. MUtoH of 8L Fatanfrurg, •ro d and plg-lron has been 1'•»!!• J- Miller of 8 t Petersburg,! ■‘rationed’* to mills. B- r - P*‘7 cf West T alm Bea-h/ •I* Manchester mills prmlu;,r Tampa,; ng coarso yarn and eloth a r t Cater Tomssallo of Oelando, an-li -orbing at full speed. Cotton J - R- Ytarwood r.f WlnUr Haven.! ’citii* ponluction la back to 75 ■ Th* number seeking ths goe-| wraent of capacity. ’ ernorsh'n far exceed* tha number j In Glaagew, R*rteh shipbuilders ,op miuT ■••to of. have 10 ships on tha stocks, whlls «“ dM*w must pay Southampton also ronorta a nvl- — ' -. Ly.vr *.* * ’ll In shipbuilding, Britain report hreughout Britain report c -n•tr etlon of new factor’.et and vttibieas promises. ft. n para Ilona belong b th e' nUty past and the Laigue dil net .irtv^inl China's lots of Manchuria ir Italy's ’’colonial aip-dlllon” Into Ethiopia, Germany decries war*! Ilka Intention. H lter offer* a freeh •arte# of tieatlwi end General W*r«»T Von Blombvg. war minister, telto a nsUon-wida radio hiook-api' . “Wei; destroys th* flower of hu<| -naalty and brings gain neither to 1 thq viator nor tho vanqulahad.” STOP using1 old-fashioned wash< methods LOOK for the white uniformed Rinse lecturers. ■ v h iic f R c o u U r Him RINSO ......10c 3 for 25c Large Size U1NSO LISTEN for'the music of the big blue truck.. . - . * COME to the demonstration and get your FREE Boap and i ■ LI FEBUOY LO D CRA " b v TRIPLE *. OROCB’FTERIA i l l East let, St. [K (future. Vowalll**' pset h ta ehrada ■A ilgnatara Hoar la torn ton A to m M i t o a s b t o ^ a v t o * toft M88 «f W ■■■ pvaaB aa S be L U X V IS IT One Of These FOREST GATCHEL’S CASH PROCKRY, oft A setap ftf pap*r!M r* then MOO.OOO dead, more 21,000.000 wo'.ndod. and 1c 19 "privmwn and ml*»lng"l itien haahMptoy and ravaiu* waa the raault, Tha treaty ra Of Veraellle* b 1119, •! no b 1913, tha n*»otl’to*« I Da waa and Young plan*. »h# b m of th* L**go* a t Mac ' afl have triad to aieat bar* that would - told-hack, ra y Hoad *( death and daotrartton la rg e {•;* " Stores And Redeem - fe i '\* *" - j, % ■-V A; * *. * , - ,4, ' ^ ,1 * _li Your. Coupons k aa today an* is r»un>i jy r to the Soviet Union, aallm* an to tha colon | Germany 1 b both direction*, - knew L'roea-Lamina ’ frtotla# urns yang to overcome by front*1 i. and debonshad through ■n. Sha had helped guaraaSuMutrullty *<>4h«d. RtU. M hut whan romlodad of Mlgatlan by Britain respond- v' m J t' P ack ag e coupons. •Music shoots t f rubber will h* ■ed for th* Otymple flams* in Berlbf next summer ae a precri-t Hon against bad weather. The deadly Mack widow spider to k .a fatal lacing from tho lowly gray widow la a fight arranged at f* t SX -J: _fk Fnirtolife*ra*wrUttekBC)-oiSrwi>^rMr maMMOairorotonrolkiiTltoia'l e ll fl KUeaiOen»:iJW«V. far U tonto. , _____ t o t French b •—i r - — v -4' L U X T O ai SO A P 2 For IS* L. C. KINARD, • 1 1 W . U 4 « 4 ’. U M- WILCOX, 808 W. Srd It. 1 M qraag* �Sanford Is The Only Centra] Florida City AHjrding Rail, Eifj And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1936 President Enters Politics Militia Guard For President NUMBER Eatablbdied In 1909 FATHER COUGHLIN’S SHRINE RAZED BY FIRE Steel Helmets To Be Worn But Soldiers Are To Carry Only Their Side Arms Jfcdal Meeting Of Chamber Of Com­ merce Called For Tuesday, March 24 Order No. 1 from hea-iqusrters of Company D. U4lh Infantry, Florid* National rfiard, * 1 1 i»| rard this a ft, moon by llarcld C. . Washburn, captain commanding, j ordering th* local machine run I company to aorvlco In Winter i Lewis A. Tata, s la b man to Park n u t Saturday moraine for vntor the race for sheriff of I tko porpcoa of guarding Preal* Seminole County In this ytar’s ' dent Rooeevvlt on the occasion of was second hi*h man Ma vlelt to Roll n* Colice*. Thn (b e Seminole County campaign, In tho 1931 election when hr waa guardsmen a n t" assemble at tho ■ x n b e r o f C om m erce will a candidate for the same of flea. Ran fork armory at #:4& o’clock V t in ipceUl seaaion next .Mr. Saturday morning and will bo jVmday eronim, Mur. 24, 1*99.Tate wa* born in Osteen lo ta k o n to Wlntar Park by motor J F th k purpooe of accepting, boa. | Tho official ordrr read, ai foU Ail Intended reslgnstlon of K m . Pkpworth m president, 4L the bodtr and to elect hi*i "Pursuant to Instructions con­ dfecedsaor. It U also expected; tained In Special Orders No. S3, to make plana for a mem-. the Adjutant QrnaralJ Florida, fcmfcjp campaign. lfar. 17, 1934, thla organisation ICU I for Dm a pedal mooting' la ordered to act.ra state duty Mar. 31, 1930. and will report to wka laauod laat night af.cr a 1 pOOloagad discussion by director*, the sheriff of Orange county, for guard duty In connection with a S l 'members att<ndlnr»wu ad1! the visit of the President of the Wun w l raeating of tho Charaboq United State*. eg Commerce a t which waa road a - report of a apodal com"The prescribed dress U: Flan­ Mtttao appointed for tho purpoao nel shirts, steel helmet*, black a t making recommendation* as necktie, spiral laggins, service to reorganising th* body. Given the credit for keeping the •hoes end pistol belts. The n*nr j T h o comralltoo’i report was 8antord State Fai’mera Whole­ Issue khaki breeches will be worn. finally accoptod afthr a lot of, sale Market out of the hinds of All men are enjoined to be par. talk gad Uia Introduction nod the "interests," 11. M. Papworth tlcularly neat In persons! appearsrithdrawi! of aerrrml motions, ■was last night urged by other necktie, spiral leggfne, service All member* of this organisation th* making of other motions, tbs members of the supervisory com­ •fgoptanc* of substltlit* motions, mittee of the market to retain will report at the Ssnford Armogv A d tho final decision to Wove Ms place on that board and to con. at 0:48 A. M.. Mar. I t. 1930. Transportation by motor bus. determination of the matter to tinut to act a* Its chairman. On completion of this duty, this the board of directors nest week. Mr. Papworth told the commit­ Tho committee recommended tee at IJ» regu'ar monthly meet­ organisation will return to Its Ogalnst reorganising the Cham­ ing laat Monday night that ht home station and atand relieved. ber of Commerce, hot suggested waa resigning th* presidency of The travel directed h necessary T, JL; 0Jj*tp*cn fo r election to th* tbtf Chamber of Commerce and In th* military Berries." “th a t therefore he was attending Winter N r k Program “ *** hie last meeting aa the trad* WINTER PARK, Mar. 10— The body's member of the committee, presidents of the tlx other coland repeated that assertion at lieges and universities In Flor.da the meeting of the Chamber of will Join with President Hamilton Holt of Rollins In extending of­ ficial greetings from th* state's education*! Institution* to Presi­ dent and Mr*. Rooeevelt when they come to Rollhu next SeturitM ttsw e na r s » n e t ibworth Plans To Resign Then bmmittee Suggests Simpson As Proper Man For Position New Charges Are F i l e d Against 5 Daytona Officials A fter the committee’s report eeaaReading the election of r. Bimpam wae mad* and while w directors end members ware eeaaabtg whether a new prealn t earn'd he elected before th* ■xt regular beard meeting on fir. 14, Martin Stake of Stevie ** 1®m i d that th* orgentu•« "ha* • "peffoetly comtwtcnt be pro*idem la Mr. Haines" and 0 m a te d to knew why Mr. Father Charles K. Coughlbl’U uniitnal Shrino of the Little Flower at Royal Oak, Mich., stands in ruins after a fire a .iibuttd to faulty wiring. I) amagr was eallmalvd at 03O.UOO. In the bark ground at the right can be ,ecn th* dome of the f in u n s radio prWet's mw 0600,000 church which •scaped damage. (Associated I’reas I'hato) * Thief Uses Phone j p i j To Clear Way For giul Sanford Robbery c it y NEWS BRIEFS Makes $20~Haul But a.'m’E Fails On Second A- M‘n Attempt To Steal Clyde . | Elision. Using the telephone to clear his ' w"rf m1, way, a bold rofcber y eiterd sy 1 J* walked off with a purse contain-. ^ ce *" 1 Ing 020, Wit failed on his second ’ _ ittnd-'jt jMJempt. A. tiaacrlplkm of the in nib* I ‘Tllu*was furnished the police, but It Is bolloved that he left town Im­ villp today attending a convent.in mediately fo lowing his fltllure "if school •upriintcndenta in coun­ to put) off e se e n I mhltery, ns ties In thin port of the Itute. tho description fitted that of * , . . .. A wrrranly deed filed for man ... who earlier , .by„ . _ , in , the, da. J rtf-bod record today reveals the tale an o ffle tn Orlando t y tV satw %UllM. „ . rmoft of w loU mothoda, Inform.t on Ka{h p„rk „ , rb, rt w Orlando polks, s ^ of winter Park for 0100 CnMf WiUiami of th« Baufoni _____ force broadcast th* description of I ^ w„ , h ir .’ F, ir wi, h , „ t the man. tered frost in th» Interior of th, Th* description wa* furnished nort portion tonight; Thursdnj by Mrs. J. O. Laney who heaid th.- f. r, with slowly rising temper man U'tphonlng from the I mey at re. Kstreme northw«-*t Flcrhla drug store lo Mrs. R. J. Holly, Knlr, slightly tvarm ir In west Jr., In tho office of Dr. M. I). portion tonight Thursday partly Cs awell on tho second floor ■f the tloudy and wr, finer. Molsch building an l ask her t.t . ------call Mia* Clara Rankin from her 8 vend rpplirall dosk In the Standard Growers of- berahip will be net flee on th* same floor t« 11r. cl*»* will Ire nllla Caewwl'a phono. Mis* Rankin ‘“ff “t the Woodme hooded tho aultimona, leaving her 'n Woodmen II II. office rniocnJ^ n fr n ir i '^ w minr,< ute*. Tho few minutes wen- long Hlnclrtliffo 1* c-’ pl enough, however, for th . man - « r" Uam. lb p ort enter tho StandaH Grower* of fc*r*h P drJ** ? fleo, anateh Up Ulru R...kl.,’- f 'V ** . " l " ' ' T purse which eonUlnod 020 In o . l*u" hl‘, U ‘hl^ r roncy, and disappear. | * nnoun, - ra.nU ' , »• Williams First i And Thrasher To Announce In •he Mary Meet Firsjt District 77 " n® iT tlid th t n on* billion . « out of th . nest fiscal tproprlatlont. ta'nrd 0(100,public works Conservation t gfoaa projapproximated I’A RIF, Mar. I S - l A I ’l — Klrutherioe Venlstlos, 72, for­ mer premier of Greece, dud to­ day. aelf-imposetl sail* allrr a abnrL Ulttaae. Ills ells, and two son* were at his bedside. The alkteamen came tn Pari* a year ago after failure of a revidu'.lon resulted In reat'rallon of the monarchy and wrecked republican hope*. Venlteloi was sentenced to {oath but escaped and wa, pardoned later by King George when George was rvcallel to the throne, but he refused to return to Grrece. Vi-ninlos was called Greece1* “man of destiny" and the history of present day Greece 1* written largely around hi* stormy carver. Seven time* premier, h* was *i power both in and out. of office (tnd the ‘force of his leadership touched on some phase from tho 1‘atls peace conference, character­ ised him as one of the greatest | statesmen In Europe; In fact, Vtnilelo* waa the only oho there to got all that he askwlj Vet In thla hour of triumph he was hs-svt by would-be assassins, repudiated at Iho Greek poll* and. driven into voluntary exile. In response to an o'erwhelmU'm IIs h 4 Os Pag* list ___ 3Q T n , thousand hflni*a I families 11*III[ r N: left th e ftV P*^ WM «“ « * ■ * $ "n 1 " y.0,- lh "«» drown*,! of resident* fled f tc j , !r lo hl*h M 3 ni*ht wh' n Johnstown, Pn_ w b e r e l *-3™ •“ * <h“lr llv*» I" U t». w * g J mor* 'ban eight feet- * 1of water ami torrential ' pel** i thrust fresh terrors upon portlagg of several northeastern state*. llknry Bellng teas swept tO ' death when,* bridge he was creep- \ irtinnq ln* ru||*p,,A I V , l l U l l s ; In Cumberland, Mil, Nktieoal li ermanv Guardsmen erere ordered out he v * il l hundreds to flea through flood > , n i. ■ ed strreta from their water-flUai u . Z >~ ,UIy tl.w ti.w * O .P ...S W I ; to.ksy she * -----------‘ 9S ISrsSK Unemployed Man iL JT E Found Crucified In Ocala T o d a y bes.oder to fully re* lie* « t m t y vlo* l- w U p*et my nappened at id* with or n OCALA, Her. 18.—(A PJ-yJ Georg* J. Timmerman, 39, M* rmployed bricklayer, was found crucified In b grove wltWn tho, «ity 'Imlta Sdw . - Hi* Up* w e r n ,i)U(| at)[| K hunting coat was over hie head lo muffle Ml j , mf, white, an a*. r r *££?£*>. to D. K. McNaA of the Seminole Count, Crwflt A b l a t i o n and inMaUd that he call Mr* Trrd Ball from bee <Mak In the p»* sMnpany** office »» *ho McN«'phone, but Mr*. Ball refused th.- ... , „ h|bu , nga d{,t ^ |h - f , , t K<mln. ,, IIljth r0w morning at S#mtn0|, 8cl Fruit Marketing: Is Portrayed On Screen For Local Kiwanians candidate far rweleetioa to board, th* first to announce f Four Join Seminole Future Fanner Group LOCAL WEA' Four lad* Joined , Semln'l* Chapter of the Future Farmer* 1*0*1 group laat evvntag. They are Thomas Wans ley, Billy Col­ bert, J, B. Stapler and Waken Klwenlana hunted through their luncheon aetelon In th* M ay-' fair Hotel today noon so they, would hot bo lato at th* R ltx. Theater where a motion plctuie Revenue stamp** f ft led to a depicting scenes on eastern fruit 1ranty deed filed for recokd 1 markets waa shown. Th* picture day afternoon show that 111 showed inspection, sal# and dis­ was the price paid for a' M tribution of Florida cltrua frulta tract cn Beardall Avanna. and waa Intereating to Kiwanians property was bought h r O and other* who attended th* fro* Pop* from W. E. Klrehhoff showing. Th* legal diacrlptlun la givw Among th* visiting Kiwanians th* N. E. 1-3 of tho N. W. 1a t the luncheon meeting * u the a. W. 1-4 of th* 8. 1 4 M Howard Hullck, former member N. W. 1-4 of the S. B. 1-4 ad ef th* local d « b but now presi­ tion 33 in township 19. dent of th* Klwanls d u b .n Asbury Park, N. J . While a real, dent of Sanford several years ago Mr. Hullck and hi. brother conducted the Mayfair H otel O tiftr triaillag - Kiwanians w en Adolph Malach of Rarauens, N. J , and Karl Shaanca of W inter Park. Dr. Scott reported th a t the Duma* Memorial Room which the Nation Now Owes I 3M 7740M 5 7 , An All-Time High a • ;.*v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 17, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47d9673c7f47d9b0c55ac4630a7101a3.pdf da28a931950b6dbf82ec09c9460d5c65 PDF Text Text *«** ■ ■ m m n tW M N & i t^VOTvi? nbt At School tltJ J M U t over W ho Mu Lincoln Mate, MW thaaojrarfa to Imagination n w tha entrantaro hU jlm w Inferno. 'Amarlann* (till living nnMmbn Ih* *MW' n c n w tc n td on tho door of a orrtaln tail In Fort Jaffarooa, tho m m kt)nf h H n a of myvtary thot dominatoo M u ’! own ball*. *- SoMMol Aloaondor MudJ m hla u n i , a gontla, arUtocrntlo phyalctan who oh«o lived In Maryland, nod who woo kontOMod to Ilia Impriionmant for 0 port Ir tho tonapiraty to noonlnoU AWohon Lincoln, n crinto whUh our Modem tonoratlon now know* ho did bo4 mimmIt< 1 An IronMhlly MtUr ftto **t tho tn p .that mod* thl* nan tho moat pitiable martryr In' our nation’* kUtory. John WJtta# Booth, floolnc by night from tho •aide *f Unaoln*a murder, tamo to hia hooaa aoaklng modleal attention for kit law, broken In tho loan to tho atag*. j Unaware of tho trim*, takan la by .fejtfV ip k u lb l* alary. Mudd allarlatad Booth'* pain, n y him on klo way by board of tho trim*,' S tm m Fr+m lA# m* mi **—» —^ — *- vi W A a l t : i , l ^ l r a j i S 9 i r e fc^ i tahaOwtrbavo a It !• known that F L O R ID S f f if S C * onobtod to n a Booth to oorth. Than rotamod to tm a t nod moviet Dr. t aa n tempi re ter in the awrdar of ifrVV .’2 ' rod OUvM Wrap n hn*f1 alWa of •h. * tt f IVInah attaa af > Iprlnklo wtih nmatard* $ « * !oatll *£ PmuKa nndar £broiler p S rv ri JL +Jt to w ) thotrwa ttoryof tho man wjw w** martyred by a >ntloo‘a freaalod hato. . B ibo ahoah of Unaotn-p murder had naf anna m oaan on the boalraf U« ;««• r*W*A,l C Arpfi “BITJ waHUo ** 3 2 �S a n fo rd b T h e O n ly O ra tra l F lo rid a C ity A f f a r A t f R a il, B i d t i f f * F n d U A n d V sfg U M ra T h a> A * y D A ILY N E W S P A P E R 9M R DAY, MARCH ‘i t , 1936 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , $ 1 4 5 6 I s B id F o r A s s e ts O f D e fu n c t 1 s t N a t io n s ! B a n k P r lc e - F b d n f f C o n tr o l B arb er L aw H e ld As Vnoonstitotlonal B y 4 - 2 Decision Similar Control Acts Unaffected C o u rt R o le I s T h a t B a i t e r H a s R ig h t On* W for n p i i d not*, f l ’sn the o il First National B’hk » u receded i t the rec e tm ^ lale cmdrhtad hi front el tto Samtnot* Cocity Court 9 m m IMe moraine. Die fetd m i made by F. M. P ort e l Ddtund and m e for I1A&&. though the feet value of the unpaid netea waa mmy Umaa larger then the amount offered for them. The sate wa» conducted by If. G. McNair of Palette, reeatrer. Naar'y two boor* wee roquhed by the reetirar and 'hi* assistants to raed the tetef list of netea to a amtll group eongragefed In front of tbit County budding. Horticulturists Of South To See Celery Section S a n f o r d I n c lu d e d I n W e e k ’ s I t in e r a r y I n A p r il O f G r o u p -• The tewbar tew. which opgev a n ta called the «BW* NBA act,'* •ttnap.hd to extend pow m al ready held by atata board- ex. s miner* to Include thoao of fix­ ing price for barter work In aacb ef thu §1010*0 V? count!**Bath authority, a majority ef the Court bald, would withdraw tha barber's constitutions! right to malm contract fur hla eerrkaa. T h e right to follow aay law­ ful vocation mad to maka eoni te as nm pM U y within protection ef the Const!ta- r ^ttortkrulUirt.U * iW t arTon®- relate o f (he South will visit th e Sanford ealary aectloa on AprIS, accord tug to word roeotvod today from W. E. Stote*. b ra d of 'tha agronomy department in th f 'Florida Experiment S tation, who la In charge of arran g e manta, ia expecting between 75 and 100 raacarch worker* and othrra Interested In field crop*, fruits, Bats aad vegetable*. Research, tracking, and’” Other worker* In agronomy wM b* ho'dlng th a tr annual r a v tin g e t the flm*. and have .Invited Booth, era horticulturists to m att with i1thorn In view of tha prouilnano* , cfNhortfculturul crop* la Florida. Ate'. 14, for u riaif to the North Florida Experiment g t i t t e , which to* deo* eutataudtag rooeurah work with toburca sm | o tte r /IWd crape. A short vUit will bo made to the paean eras a t Mum. tteallo, aad Wednesday morning win to spent *» the Main ExporimoM Station la asbt'f'i'l*. From Sanford Urn visiting b ar. Fell owing puhlteattea In Ban- tlcu'turials aad agroaomteU wfil go to Laka A'frad to teapoct tha Senator Trammell Told That Canail ‘Means Disaster* Robber Taken F R A N C E SO FTEN S ST A N D A G A IN S T G E R M A N Y Tp Same House S t o le B e e k ’i T rou a- era A n d M o n ey O n T h r e e O c c a sto i N e g r o T e lls P o l Elevator S trik e nyf Hi8 Deie£“ Ends In New York' i^njfon conferi With Compromise ^ Twu night* later Willi* r*. t u m d tb th e Back home, broke la tg aln . atole anothar pair of Mr. Back'a tn>uaan and (IS . The aacond Haul waa not quite *o gead M ha w rut back again e coupla e f night* ago, and again alula anothar p * lr _ g f . treoaerm. B ui th ara waa no monay bi fha treuaer* the laat lima. In aacb Inatane*. according to both Mr. Beck nnd tha negro, tha robber broba Into tha beuaa bi tha daad o f night and entered the bedroom | n which Mr. Beck waa aa’rcp. The laat Qma Mr. Brck awoke, and the negro ran. B o rm w , ha waa abla to Iden­ tify him, and th a police *oon had Willie behind tha burn, Willie la th e nagra who u few Europe’a tanas alluailon moulting from Gorman ramllitarisaUon of tho RMntland was rated wooka ago triad to ateel eomo chicken* from another negro by somewhat with France's offer to soften her eland aa tha Loagua of Nation* eouncll met In Lon­ tha name o f rra a le r. F ra ile r don to consider tha Ralch'a violation of the Local no pact and tha Varsalllts treaty. The men shown board the commotion In hla her* represented countries with which Germany signed the Locarno pact. Left to right: Anthony chicken yard, aaw Wllllo up a Eden, England’s foreign secretory; Premier Van Zealand of Belgium, Dino Graudl, Italian embas­ tree, and held him (born a t the sador to Great Britain) and Plarra-Ctlinn* F'sndin, Fjench Foreign Minister. (AP Photo) point o f- a gun until tho polka arrived. Willie waa clutching three fa t hena when he came, dawn out o f th e tree a fte r the police arrived. H a waa aantengrd Cl 50 day., a n d 'b e g a n bin raids Court -Subpoena • It Served Upon Lobby Inquirer W ) C IT Y N E W S Lewis A. Tate Is Judge Jas. G. Btoran will ’ Latest Entry I n Annual A ffair Opens drtts tha Tovnuaad Club Wednesday In The Daytona Beach tonight. Race For Sheriff! M ayfair Ballroom! Lswls A. Tata, who waa oasond M tv man In tha race fog sheriff e f tomfool# County la 1551, will mato tha racu again, ho aauouncsd today. In making hi* annocaasmaut ha Umaka the pus pi* fog thstr rappor t four y*ur* ago, aad aald to hops* they vrifl show (to pan* confidence in him In tha coming sleet’en. "If slactad, I Lodge Is F irst To Announce For City Commission Crisis In Europe § Is Heightened By adof Tho City Commission _wl>l sit Unanimous In thalr andons- aa a tax adjuslmsnt board at mrnt of tha annual Gow*r| 7:10 o'clock tkla evening In show to to given tWi week byj City Hall. th* Sanford Garden Club, mam Building Inspector G. P. Pax­ bora of the. women’s civic com­ ton today Issued a permit to C. mittee of tho Faming)* County B. Kilboum* to taar down tha Chamber '* 7 Comma re* at their eld Fslrvlsw spsrtms.it house at mrating this morning urg'd the| ^ corBtr of Frsnch Avsnu# general public to •** th* show.1 tn J pint* StrsaL It was declared to to one of th«- j .— Outstanding attractions of the V. 8. Doans, 2 Four. and Lottie Irene Th* flower show wit* b. held of Lawrancasllla, la tto ballroom or th* Mayfair risd Fatorday by Hat*) on Wadaosday and Thurt- Sharon In hi* offl day of Ibis woak, from 2 n’clwk Ileus*. la tto aftarnooa until 0 o'clock -----a t night on tto first dsy .n ,|l This srsnlng's from tO o’clock In th* morning j local Post of th* H e a n t W ants Black To Testify In His Injunction Action Points Won And Con-; Oppose Condit cessions Made By r ----- Owners, Operators England May Be C pelted To Drop NEW YORK. Mar. I« — Conciliatory Sti (AP) —Thouaaml* of union «■!»r ita r operator* and elhsr build Ing srrric* tm ployti have tossed nway their picket sign* and be- j gun returning to work after a j mpoclheular two week, etrtko t u t disrupted tha operation of 2400 apartment! and business atruc’.unr. A compromlaa ••ttlamsni pro­ viding for Immediate to employ, menf of the atrlkara along with arbitration of wagaa and houra waa announced ysatsrdey after a IS-hour conference. Jame, J. Hambrtck, head of tho New York local of thr In­ ternational Building Service Em ­ ployee1 Union, hailed the pattle. mant aa a "great victory" Ha eald J3.000 worker,, Ine'udin r porter*. Janitor*, hollar •token, and chambermaid* In addition to elevator operators, would bo back on thalr jobs by today, Aihltratlon of wagaa will bogin within tha neat fiw day, un. dar tha supervision of Ferdinand A Stlcor, chief of tha United Stataa Fortatry Division, At tha i nd of tho flrat and eocond years Vt the thraa year agrrament hpth wage* and hours are to be ‘■u*MSrated. ' • -la algafng a three-year tontract with tha Realty Advisory Board, rapraaantlng tha employ, a n , the union taad an abandoned thalr demand for a doood or preferential shop, Tha building operators, |n their turn, a treed to relnatate all of Thr atrlkara Indeed of Inilitlng on tho retention of IS perernt of tha replacement workers hired during the .trike. Flood Conditions Abate In North; Rain In Mid-West Food mnditlona abated la tto northsiatom stotca today as rainfall spread ov*r a wbf# era* of the Mlddtswaat. Cloudiness was gtnrral over a section south of the Great Lsktt, and rain was reported from Kansas City to Dallas .and asstprard to PUtriwrgh and Chattanooga. Th* Rocky Mountain (action was cool­ er with frees** reported to south arn Utah. High water still raged In On­ tario after taking 30 liras and causing m O ona of dollar* of property damage. R e r c a l. fe r t O f 3% bd Peraoif: Burned in Auto Crash Dies HOLLYWOOD, Mar. H —0F)— Chart** D. Mattmon, 57, of 8t. Paul, Mina., died hum Sunday, third victim of ta rn * suffered Friday aa flaming gaaolln* anvn opad an aotomobll* In d high­ way track-car collision. Matt*eon's vrifo partetod hi tto Mating sedan aa raaraar* ralaly triad to extricate to r, and Sidney B. Porter of Detroit died later In a Koaoltal. Behind m 7 r*» I m U ini r —e Tho European crlilg 1 of N:.il t’l i v■*!*1 \Germany's ibi niteiiy s raus « tn rlr-.tto n o f t h e RhlnMh I’ciphtnncd to d a y wft r .r c n t R r iu in tr ie d to n tlfy In d ig n an t F ra n c e i p a rlfy tho m ilita n t B tfc h Somo Q u a rters believed j life of th e L e a g u e o f 1 tlo n a reste d In It* cool called Into teaelon In Landau consider Germany'* breach at " Vervalltaa treaty and tha Lm no pact. Franc* thrrats**4_ bolt tha Loan* In prefer*Be* complying with term* by wl HlUar agreed to parttelyel* the London dlacuaalona. Inftel Loagu* qu artan balkvad I aln also wou’d reject tka am tlona and woold ha forced drop lm conciliatory rate h i or ef League condemnation Germany, Hitler Imlated on Me n | •anteLive having fSO oqtottg tha London conference and; prompt tonild*ration i f id troates ha proposed ta teS paac* In vrmttm tu rn pa.., 1 gluf backed the Franck star Garmaay today n ls to a M i creation i f the aaw army Y tho German Iradar dsiterigi never b* eonquo rod." ->*» Gansral tension waa i somowbat by an anaanaag that the League CouneO, tl era! stulon, to d agrasd to Germany*! rsproaantatfvg 1 standing at the confer rafoaad to consider Hill proposal*. Tha flrt.paragrapk reply, slgnsd by Konstantin , Nourath, foreign minis tag, mad* public by tha Loagua < night. Flandln said to had not Hiller’s reply, addressed to, Joaaph A, C. Avanol, sacrat ranarat ef the Laagua, but dsntood Jlltlsr damaadsd. hla lubstltuto peace print must to discussed a t th# % tlm* with Gannany'a "Ls* guilt," Ritter a ’to was a i stood to laslit thaf Gera must to traatod an a faathk absolute aqumltty, Germany has sent a atom 1 Ing to Pramter Benito Man th at ito will cut off all a a to Ifely U th* faaslat i adopt* aa unfriendly attltudl ward Germany ngavdteg Rhineland crisis. Th* Dally ' graph said It teamed aa a Jipt-authority-gaM griter. - r-' Italy, It waa tollavad, j stiff*r graatly by such a . as h tr Imports from 0*r to r* helped considerably la 1 Ing League ef Nations *M panel ties Imposed fsg the oplan rampalgn. N u t u r t i u m s W ith 60 P e t t it T o T h e F lo w e r O n D is p la y W H A T S D O IN G LOCAL & |r a MAACm „ ...-• �n bib*«u«f k W S T i& t V To Visit University H is t o r y O f O r g a n ln - tucli flourished th ro u g h o u t the m o o d , tfolate buiilneu languished. Merchanls com plain ed that ell the a a tl spent all th d r time gambling, had ns (te a t# •11 their money a t tracks and night d a k h for shopping. In response to these e o ^ w s b the bw, seeing on election In the offing, fine orders that tha He! was on, Juat as the mss its close. That was smart politics. The toori thefr fan; the night clubs and gambling joints, i h d r i t s ; and the mmth aaler suimmliat lahW g |" y a h M made their complahita heard. -What gambling in Miami means to the mefehni shown by Jack Bell, a n rasp s per correspondent, made the rounds of the gambling dabs one night, told of five men Just In from the H o t with U l M a them for their vacation, but who lost It aO the l i n t hi a game of chance, and had to retvrn horn# the m orning.' "Nowhere In. this nation,” say* Bell, -"Is another such d ty as Miami Beach this winter. C vulgar, tawdry theatrical performances; unkempt \ by the thousands; swarming to and from the headier BUM r o w TODAY Into the 'lucky* games; gambling everywhere yen u iN x a a p a y s i - bars, and bars, and bars, some of them unusually ■ Bttte with righteous- tive—others, ju st cheap bars." * m i revenues without He tells about the slot machines which line the wi practically every establishment, and which, now that nVVTTXQ 00NO Ubi»ml!y ef ■ Florid* g a t Sun Worshippers W'daeadey m e n d * u ta .C M . vocation l a . the U afv rn itr aaDance This Week 'dXortum. IV. Moil, grsdtiste '• / member of PM Bets Id W. Palm Beach Cirae'), Kappa, be* boon honored bp A t governments of tom groat WEPT pAl.W REACH, Mar. fim ltrita lirtmting Ki— »| fa i • ke rn u •* h* •• W haw fr*e> nearly every »UW In Ui» Onto* win be inrloded In the m t the the peyvant "Sun W enM ppon" which wffi be one M *ke bice feature* r f the enanal fu n Dance here Mar. IT, I I « J 19, seeerdMg to d i> re e ra tlsn ram mtm loners.' M en then WO men and wees. "> »n will portray tHo oriole and "** development of tab worship since earliest times on s hoye open *7 air stage l„ frost ef fantaotle • Your Note Grows , fee fovtraot tbie Ugh. U V s »ie rww, e f them Mendi IW V eumpstgn, Uwt mskm it "new molUy” wbieh eed loose to tble itsl* When one friend meete another after a lapog at y e a n , says the Literary Digest, he Is apt to say, "Tou*vr changed somehow, but I can't My Just where.** The vague unfam llhrity about hla friend's features he finds diffi­ cult Ip explain. "But down In the rambling building of tha National Museum, at Washington, D. C., there to a man who can BXpMn it.*' the Digest continues. "Ha to stocky Dr. Ales BrdUeka, Smithsonian Institution anthropologist, who has probably measured more heeds and facte, of mort races, than'any other living man. "Last week Doctor Hrdllcka announced that these measurement* had disclosed a curious fa c t Soma features a f the head, he declared, never cease to grow. The earn get larger, tha nos* gets longer and broader and the mouth etretehee wider throughout life, “ 'Generally speaking,' says Doctor Hrdlkka’s report, *tha braadth of the note Increases . . . from (M to hot climate, M ‘^ u s . smong the southwestern and Mexican Indtons. tribes living In the hottoet ragtags hate th e brandto t noses, while those Bring In (he mountains h a v e th e narrowest. The effect of cllmato oa was* *41- — frns to probability the Sorority Girls Make Tha Highest Average The opening day of lh« Sea TAtXAffASSEE, H sr. t«. — Daacs Will be *derated to tha Sorority gifts made g higher ST.' etete bend thsmploruhip contest crags than th*lr noiuotority which will ladado a parade to . morrow morning and . reactrta during tha afUrnoes sad. n m . lag. Hundreds af flea e a r t be. jag m is red In the parade can. *■ lest while fcome of Florida's 'ending musical organ iiolloao be wt'l compete for His etosu "illlsr *■ Fort Pierce Municipal Band, “• t t A R T f i r a ...GARAGE S T S S ecu rity *• m T* '* • r* ** blade hat, who, with a bag full of dimes, pushed bar way through the crowd around one of the "slots.** "Sbs aeamad such a nlea-nld lady. fno" Be11-writes .T h en shs began to play, a bit slowly and nervously a t first, but with spsad and almost viciously as aha got tha swing of tha thing. A t last hsr dimes were all gone. And then to BriTs ottaf astonishment, her dear, sweet, old lips parted and aha slJe-the-law games of chince. . Literally, hundreds of places to gamble; diet, cards, roulette, and the number* gomel Costly', exclusive places where only the rich oen get In. Other places, not quite so expensive, where the rich can go after they have been cleaned. Cheap and tUrty places for t)io riff raff. All kinds of places and all kind* of prices. All kinds of people, all taking a chance. "I've talked with old-timers,'* Bell write*, “men who aaw the gambling hall* of the Klondike, of Goldfield, Reno, Tonopih, and Casper. Nothing like thla place ever waa seen In tho West of the good old day*. You may see anything, play anything in this place. At night thay aland many deep around the dice game*. In one comer they've the big money play. They tell me « man h it the game for 2B grand the other night. Around tha card tablaa you may see little family quarrels, as father, mother, and the Simmons girls from Keokuk sit In for a few hands of black jack. Down the line are table# for women only. Wom­ en and men—men snd women; poorly dressed, carelessly ■Creased, richly clothed In beautiful fur* and finest suit- stage s*nines. tlagulshsd Service Medal can. fatted by d e United States. ' For a great many years be wt* general secretary of Ih# National Council of lbs Y. M. C. A . 'and as special tourist Is the interest .ef Christian missions Dt. Mott has traTriad to' all pgrta of thy world. BKND r r TO US Your Miiudry hamper tw net a .‘slug te bs fiarod and dreaded when you de­ pend on at to do the fam Uy laundering. During tbs week you slip the solloJ !ln«n Into ita spacious maw and eu^fastdsy you count j H h en worn Mrs. W. 0. tm m ntsgsr, Mrs. Merit Bhaksnshla. Mrs. B. R. Orey and K t . Whlttomere. In charge ef food sad fancy werb were Mrs. O. B. Sesrcy, Mrs. Whitts mors, Mrs, Blanktnohip snd Mary Bsircy, Mrs. Emma P. Tbrhanan. Uee of tb»ee wbe portray ietgue president for IBM, s idroning Uie U s g tt, soli. "I am proud to wtle tie you to Ibis silver btrthdoy party, which may w sl he relied a silver wedding, beceeae IS years ego there wee t unless ad feminine seel sad prblte interest that her* lived fslthfrtty thrregb th* yesrt and »’ n stairs In It* family smny worthy ae* -ompltthmenu. In 1911 thirteen « M M erganieed. Among the mart settee then were Mr». F. J. Nlemeyer, K :u JulU Rent, Iflvs •tlel# Dunbar, Addle NUnwyer. now Key. J . A, BUtllne. treemirer for 88 year*. Mm. C. W< Rate* mlhgev sad Mre. W, A. S i f b 1 wey. th e f» m prmldwit. “The longue met ftmt M the betel. Boon u tkapnl wns bought •ad moved u Ita p ro m t kwstlen. t t is M v known an tbs ir.rsry , l td baa been enlarged and Im­ proved u t i l It U ■ vahXM* prepetry entirely free of debt. F T% "9 when' ws return It all S em in o le C o . L a u n d r) ina 175 - . *i f* ( *1 j E r r *v ■/ rrrr*i,11■ _■, •11” j . fcTsffJWSB library Bell to the eesttc ef sU eoetel eeilvttiee ef LeugWeed. ReeepUeM euppere, eoRveattoM, bsoucs n a ik e e are beM here sod the ban to reused fee a uoMael W l b .t o k .f r t m D v a b .r t w M ia e t J U to M , ■ It just.'befdps H r wafon calls ami you hare nothing fur .tor to do , until it costae, Tima to gbech U Uf- r fJjT- **tj if m i f |. " . « t» W. 5rd �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Miss Caroline Lee Celebrates Birthday I Pwride* Over Vets Calendar r Caroline Lea, who ro lrb r-tn l her • m a t h birthday anpl\er**ry rae en ty , wa* honor j-;w t at a MrlK. day party given Saturday after* M M by h er mother, Mr*. A. W. Lee, Jr., a t th e ir h<rm\ St 18 Laura) Avewoe. Spring f l o w n In pa*!*) shad** were weed to decorate the Lee horn* fo r the occasion. Game* and e jn te .lt were en­ joyed throughout the afternoon and a t the te a hour refreahmeitla war* te rre d by the hoatee* ag­ itated by Mra. Harry I . Hroam and Mr*. Edmund Metach. Tho rafreahment tah le a i l centered with MfK* birthday rake topped, with **v*n lighted pink candle* E aiter baaketa with randy erg* , were prevented to the gi ra ta a* Hfrbet' mementTea of the orraaion. ' 1 Among those Invited were: of J e r . f J r o ]|n# Lee honor goeit. Patricia Aaderaon, Oylv* Ann Adam*. Sara M argaret Altman, Audrey *r ‘ and Phyl.la Bach, l.illiin and V * , , Dial Gray, David Bech. Ro.e “ i Mary Burdick. Raymond lloniaka, John Brvmley, Mary Kranrea Col*, Betty Crawley, Nency Coilonvlll* Daphne Connelly, Sara lleien frUnda. C oi. Betty Jan e Copeland, Mary Broth- lj0uiM Davit, Margaret Ding­ | f.ider, Simon Dlngfehler, Hilly A t The Ritz Tuesday Through Thursday TUESDAY i r A uxiliary will m art a t P, M. and the Inspirational fla g and annual report* will » plat* a t 7:30 P. M, WEDNESDAY brth Annual Flower Show *f Garden CTub of Sanford will ►fla il tn m rfair Hotel. DEpERP ^aVapfcr the charter'' b nnual Senior d a ta play, “The g {tide* By," will to given J P. M. a t tha Seminal* High ool auditorium. lonthly bridge party o f the tal Department of tha Woman1* y wi.l take plica a t 1:30 P. M. he d o b house with Mra. J . M. icclpher, Mra. Robert K. True, erratic ns mi phoning Tf-J. Garden Club will tak a place a .10:00 A. M. to 3:30 P. M- at J k jp U X t HotaL W e s t Sid* Primary P.-T- A^ l a e t *t 2:30 P. M. in the rol auditorium. (FRIDAT ho Fourth Annua) “atWer tev" he Lake K ary Girl Scout* will riven a t 4:00 P. M. a t the by^sCold roved beet by tw o -A cratioasofm others.- jVIjSIS* SUNNY-SIDE MARKET Cat Flower* memory of two deceased members, 11". S tellar P.. Evens, past aux'llary president, and Mr*. Leo Smith Terheoa, pact auxiliary pre-L dent organ IMr and p u t d ep art, meat maiden*. A rommlttaa vrae appointed ta d ra ft resolution* on Mra. E r im a , Mra. Em nve La. n rtm la t, and Mr*. Arrie R ing « ir* appointed ta tend a do. aa(Vm box ta the Veteran*’ Ho* pltal during April, a ft-r which delegates were apoohie.1 to the department eonvtntioo tn O ca's during June. It waa announced th a t tho auxiliary will eorv* u hoafeiats to the County federation of Women'* Club* hi May and Mr*. S h eaftr, Mra. Hewaoa, and Mr*. Arrle King were erlec'.ad ta make arrangwatentv. The auxiliary endowed th e de­ partm ent legislative committee** proposal rola.lv* to veteran** beueflta. Mr*. S to a frr ^ t A f a rlted the auxiliary and C b a m » Mrs. J* Bowel) Ifrh ! Directs Flower Show I Mayfair HotaL E atrlet in the 14 ■«)- **« of flower------ r U n t l Cut Flowers and cut flower arrange, , m y t v grad* by any raaidont o f 1Sm lnol* County whether o r not »ltoy are «*4otbora of tb* O frdod' ■m eats foe all 1^8. C. R*-Klrtley Phln* 3701 ‘ /ntebea,' Clock* Jewelry REPAIRED D iam ond* M ran U d E n g riv ln * " M c L a td to , T h e J e w e le r Mra. HU Wight, floor chairman) Mra. ft. H. Oolentao, c'aaalfioaGen chairman; Mr*. Endor Curkfl, Jadgea* chairmans Mra. H. M. Papwofth, publicity chairman; Mra. B. O. Chase, malatom nee thalrairm Mr*. J. ft. Coklough, tchekl exhibits) and Pnrfaaaor J. Tildan Jacob*, wttd flower*. A hipchoon for Judges wtp, be gtvvn Wednesday at 1:00 a*Clock at the h o u r and to* will be aorvod hoik afternoons from 4:00 P. W. to 1:30 P. ML by Uto managentont of th* hoUL ' n » • . . . Chamber e f Commerce la Lake Mary building GAINESVILLE, Mar. 18. —A pharmaei* V ahort tour** will be hrld at the Unlvf ratty of Florida, Apr. 2 0 J2 , It waa an- Personals h# prayer band of tbe Pnaby- er* tal Jiekeonvlle. •a' b ae e yeaUrday from . a . . EPP*» John Fo*. <!Hr return*d Jo ConM,fIi n ,lly Kh*wer». < ; „ y. Wllll.ton where M Ann G. , h Mary Ann I***.1* ? . U * W * * * L B. M'Leod._____ i*_ , Rrtd N n . R. H, * Hr* hl * . - Bltrbpp Rn*i W*IH* A cH tm an of Tamp* sp^nt .L . b_ j a ... . th# w ttk-and horo with Mr. m il Si * Gootsch, Spencer Harden. Gen* H atty, E. S. LeCetl*'. N*ncy Mae Walker, M innie le e Johnson, *?1ual » tirchofi, r_a **> Itolorr-* •. 1 ■ N lr K l.rv. «. K»»n . .... u , noth LeFfrarf 1.11a Moort* I.fffivr, u, . . , »■*— * - K Z E _____ Alto Jackte u" Luiwlg, Jim m ir Mrs. John Edward Higgina I. *"«*'■ “ ,iw h ax pec ted to return . today from 2 * “ ^ u"* * ! r , Ma.y Jacksonville where the h o . born •U rth » J«"*(>h Merwh, •pending * few days with bar { j * , Frankie Meiwh, itilly Meter,' Mra. K arl Ambroee. Meriwether. Addlvon Meriwether. ___ __ Upham Meriwether. ''Bun'* MeJam e. H lgg’n* ami Mart hall c,1!. J**nn* Mitchell, M itcoln Smith of Wiltlaton spent Sunday MecNellt, K it her in- and NDnnio hare with th* * former'* parent... ®u,h Odham, liobby Park. Meara Mr, and Mra. Edward H lggint, tn d Wayne Potter, Patricia WalW ett Tepth 8 treeL lace, Wayde Rucker, Katherine — ... Riven, Nancy William*, Norma Mr, and Mr*. August P'enge jean Sayer, Charlotte Stein, left Fatuday fo r Belleville, N. J . Howard W bochel, Dottle Ann and a fte r spending some time her* Jan# W hllner, G o rg e \y*lk*c, Ivrllh Mr. and Mra. Peter T h u n - and Ben Hone and Buddy Hoolehrn W . , 1, Among other guests were: Dr -■ and Mrs. J. H. T etgue of l^ u re n mra- fr a tf Bender of S taten S. C., Mr*. J .‘ M. Simmon. «.f Island, H. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mountvllle, 8. C., Mr*. John flM g p o f Belleville, N. J., end Metich, Mra. W. T. U n g lry . Mr. f e w r Tho r«ton spent last F ri- A. R. Mari wether, Mrs. Edward the Bok Memorial Tower. Kelaey, Mra. W. A. Teague. Mik '* * * — — — v Kkhwrnd Mekcji, and Mrs. Hurry Mra. Bascom T. WhIUker and L. Brown. Mlea Hilda Ogburn of Green*. _______________________________ bofe, N. a spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mra. ^ Yf L B Whit* and Ml*. Jn.ephlne Lae, J r H 3413 la u re l Avenue. Whit* o f Cleveland will arrive to—i night from Clearwater ' to spend M n. George G. Herring will * short tim e here with Mr. ‘and m h e tomorrow from W ashing- Mra. John Melach, Jr., Park Avrtod, D. C , to spend several weeks w eher* aa the guest o f Mr. end M ae.. -------S. O. Chase, J g , Crystal Lake. Mra. Jo* E. lUggiv'on and ---- ■ .Miss Muriel tliggtnaon of An. Mr. and Mra, T. B. Pauli In of *dover, Mass, le ft last alght for Fan** Grave, N . J , are spending Vthvir home a fte r spending a few a n ttis c | the home of Mr and Mr*. Lin. coin Grow on Sunday evening to congratulate th e n on tho uh ie rr . ance of their golden wedding an* nlvrnary. Mr, and Mra. Grow have been living in Florida for many ytara and have three Iona, two daughter*, 10 grandchild*** i and tw ojgrea,' grandchildren. Mr, J Grow U a veteran engineer e f • the A t'a n tk Coaet Lin* RalL | road end U «tUI in actlv* service although he ta In hit ,*venti«th King Rides By** S E N IO R PL A Y HIGH SCHOOL Wed. Mar. 18 M artyird to a nation** from it d hate, doomed tn die on an I* land heM. hr fight, to live only because of Ihla woman‘a love! W ar. n tr B avtrt and Gloria Stuart' enact the leading role* in 20th C m . tury'i d»"ng dram atisation of the mo»t tragic .to ry in Amer­ ican history. "The Prisoner of Shark i.land.'* ^ D o n 'ts For Flower 8 : IS P. M. ADULTS C H IL D R E N :l5c U N D E R IQ 15c At The Mayfair l WANT SIX MORE GRAPEFRUJ FIORIDAS, OF COURSE ^ ShoW S tlv .might ( iiH ti Sunday a t th- Mayfair were: Mr, and Mr*. Ily Margaret Wight Klrtley I II Fuller of Albany, N. Y.J J b .t ii '« ill Khmer Show time. 'I t - N chrla. Young and Met. few w. i.N ahou, prolonging the Frank l-aw.-n of Newston, li e u , tehm - ..f cut flow.r* may prow Mr, and Mra. , Sloi-yp J p J L irful. tin- nftm hear*, •*! go t i «f J»ck*Ti«V1l1e ar. a P the Mayr. Bln' l . garden end he cu t. foil tor a few day*, y flu,. -, while | am th ere,". -Mr. and Mra. Georg* Lull and U, p „ ,,,„ g iln ir frwhnen* but I lannly have arrived from Rivrriey vull nn doubt he glad to l ton. N J *■» »pend a .h u rt time niw IIt 11 the We n n g uunlilieLi I at the lintel. r N O W r t THE TIME TO GET GRAPEFRUIT. THEY^E AT THEIR ; ^ VERY BEST A RORIMS are W ALWAYS DELIOOUSSO MUCH JUICIER AMD . FINER-FLAVORED jrf t-athcrod from my rwn experience and from trmle m .gas nea which have burn proven heneflc al. Ha ril miiivI flowers, such as ranirllia.. nralenv, And vines, will k i p much I mger if, before plar- j ing th-m in water, an inch or more *>f th- n, ter hark is roinovril. or the <nd r f the atept *11, w th n .harp knife. S i't alrinpu'd flower*, atich a* naeturtiumv and pun.lea, will krep much lo n .t'r if a hit of charcral ii kept in the water. Many cut f l - w r . nrc benefited bv .print! mr itallv with w ater but nnt an aitctl p -a . and other thin pet»l-l Gnwi'r., A few drop, nf fnrpmhl'hyde In tarh piart cf water r ‘tarda fermentatnn. Dae cne f napoon nf erni -titrated boric r *M aoluti m to two i|uarl< of w e '— ta Increase kefrinc ifalltle* nf carnation* and ditnlhua On* t ’n non of cane .ugnr tn each m a r t of water will double the life oI inter* Mrs. E. D, Rinehart i (rives Bridge Party VEAL Pharm acists1 Short ] ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Course To Be Given A number of fri'n d a called at Mrs. R. D. Illnehsvt rn te rtn ln -l and Mlaa Bebaeen Stevens, Park 77>*o Bender, Nnrman G. Hiller. wilh a Iwldg • pvrty Wedlinsday -vening a t her hr mi> nn the Pault Avenue, j . q . Niche's, end Panl Rilling. Hoad In honor nf Mr*. James Avery ami her daughter, MUa Mary Avery, of Columbus. Ohio A profusion r f garden flowar* was used In decorate th* Rinehart home for the ocr.vsion. At th# conrlualm nf the bridge games high score price, a novelty va-e, was awarded tw Mr*. E. J Routh. R-fe-ahmenta were then orved by the -hosfe.* I i Ujwf l ^oksmgt "Mra. jam s* Avcry*lllsL M ss Mary Aeery, h-nor guesti, Mrr. T. C. Pltrhfnnl. Mr*. 8. C Dlrk-rson, Mr*. If. E. Voorms i L. V. R crtteU ', Mrs. Rny TI1IU. A dm liuiion 10-55 .Stage S h o w n 7 and 9:15 , r AND NO ONE IN H MY FAMILY HAS RAD A COLD SINCE W E , STARTED EATING 1,0la W a rn e r wvm ■ (■ ■ ■ J a mraU.K rlcknon Faria L«e Jack Alexander Irene P a p p a a Harmonica Three a y M a pick of the Noam's crop I* at X your dealer** now. Big luscious beautlaa, golden a* Florida sun* shins, beery with Juice, matchless la flavor yet priced so low tha moat modest budget can afford theta. toy ftarid* grapetoA Tatoyl Serve It for braakfaet. Drink tba Juloa at leaday Through "-"Thursday Try tMm l novel Grapefruit Recipes caxrtritxT n u m e u t n a nip sugar lablevpooaa cornstarch edi Tickets Sell Well For Senior Comedy A larog number of tickets have been sold foe the annus! Srnlcr Ctaas play, T h e King Hl.les By," to be given. Wednesday evening *1 8:13 o'clock at tho Seminole {tilth Schorl aud'torlam. The play Iv a comedy In thro# I act* and th* aeon* la laid In ! Judge. Doraor* anhurF home In Chicago, July 1*33. Ail three acts - take place ’a Judge Dorset's Hvj in* rornt and show the life of th* character* for n peri.vd ef thra* I days. GRAPEFRUIT TWICE OR MORE A DAY R a y K dw ardn w tm niunR SIXTH ANNUAL ER SHOW QF THE GARDEN CLUB M A Y F A IR H O T E L WED.—MAR. 18—2 TO 9 P. M. THURS-—MAR. 1 9 -1 0 A. M. whites. Brown sUgbtly ■—*— broiler 1 minute, * �f flS S v lit Htt * A** f i\x Y s « i O » H o r ir; I t e i H t , I tJ e In Congress Dint r i d S ', t,( F U N I E ) S T E E D For Governor For Sunt nf Public Instruction T. % R l F H t n <MflMC ; u u h M lM h Cnuntr. florM*. lo Bpm .‘ JAM. a t i l AHON. Ot at eadTlsele Ceeotjr.. at L A E fT O K la «te € > i» tr C k a n ta a l U I M i Kesrisola U anaty, rta • U k la twalva eisaik a tram Mata fcartsf. -_ C. (Homestead 1)110 HODGES . "*l~ * V B U 3 M b A . E iM a la r a t i u h u m a t V a m n i w k <»#«■»«<. For County D lo tr ‘Jafsie’ Will Be Questioned Upon Return Tnfesdty CHARLES DUJNN • • . » , aa aa• aaaa. aa a. a a • • l aaa. * a » 0aa • • a B p , D. L. THRASHER —For County Commissioner “IJCtJWIBlur naukau District No. a COLORED Of XL w .n f .V h J. J. CATES I W al ® J . p . D A y iS O N A . D Y SO N I M M R M b n r ta l BIX'ROOM8 and am paJw T U afUmlshed. Walter L. Coopar. PACKARD LEFFLER AFAKt Wr WTS*’"CM* fto d neighborhood. Available OTTO SCHMEML THURSTON TltREE ROOM spertm .nt, HS s s io n e r - ------- - ■eh. Now ItraptmaitiL still om fldaal bt «Q1 racapa oeeutlon. la scheduled to die the weak of K ir. SO, M l probably will fa to tha ehalr the night of Ttteeday. Mar. SI.' , C Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann’ thlaf counsel, laid ka w ll dsman< tin t Condon ba axamlnOd On nvsrj statement, written and oral, s ttrf ■ted t> him since H*cp<meAa,waj convicted IS mootha Sgo - af Uv kldnap-crurder of tha Lindbergh baby. On tha sntcaaa of Utla axpee ta­ llies tim ing of Jafalo, Ftahar aal/ win largaly depend tha last two moron of tha-defense; K now appeal to tha Conn af Pardons lo: etetnejaajr, and an spplteatlan > now tetM . Per- . ARK C O . R. W. WARE FdrCmmtr Commissioner W W*11 ‘Mtete............................................|«« ,f r . H E R B E R T M E S S E R -it-—.: iii.it. n r. .it ,i, •„i ,;.i„x_mx. aliSMjasa SAMUEL A. a WILKINSON For Sheriff P A U L G . B IG G E R S Q ,H , » C H A R L I f t B A N P J . F / M cCl e l l a n d L, M ORGAN --------,— .A ....U s., m l ------ - r o r l n H u c e o f th e F o .rU no WWW �MARCH IS, 1US SANftM b. rLdWOA, fSlDAY. FEBRUARY is, i u i PAGE IN PICTURE! GUNS GUARD JA P A N E SE W H E N R E B E L S O L D I E R S H E L D 'S W A Y 1 . . , • *• • • ' • < - '* ' IN T O K Y O _____________ , K 'S N E W S _______________________ BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOY [ I t •T R IK E —Vletlme of tho olty « l f | elavater o p o ra to n alrlko, root on th« iU lm of • Now Verb ekyec rip e r, when thojr found tho olovotor eervlce tem porarily dltoontlnuod a t a roaglt • f labor union dllflcuUlaa. i * r *v V h n i M S.' . <t/f . ] I U T H I - During tha aa Idiom* uprlolng In Tokyo Ip al alalmod tho lim a Of aovaral high Japonoaa official!, loyal machlna gunnaro am ah own guarding tha palaca af Im p o ro r Hlrohlta. Thla picture waa ana of aovaral flown p art af the way aaraaa tho Raalfto )y tho China Clipper. (Aaaaclatad Prkoa Photo) Jno JM Mae. • I a. h 0 0 v y hi l l i ng form ar P a tlf la Coool baleball alar and o n o of Ih a T hla picture, ana af aovaral tha Aaaaalatod Rmaa rvahad ta tha llnltad *tatea by fa it itoam ar from Japan- ta Honalulu and thanoa by Pan-A m erican Alrwaya* China Cllppar, ahowa robollloua ooldloro m arching from lha m otropalltan pelleo heedRUartefO In Tokyo ta tho parliam ent building, toon dimly at upper left. •Curiaua alvlllana llaa tho routa af march. Shortly aftarwardo loyal troopa followed an tha haola of tho rebate and aubduod them . (Aaaoolatod Praia Photo) ‘LIKE DOLL HOUSES DUNKED IN A BATHTUB* JA P A N E SE TRO O PS BLOCK wool, (bought oflor rookloa. o p a o o ra In Vankao uni* form aa ho boglna I rain­ ing with kla n o w loam * m ataa al SL A MILLION VISITOR*—Altondonaa at tho Travol In h ib it In Rookatallor Cantor, Now Vark City, haa paaaad lha million m ark. Ogaralod by tha Secony.Vacuum Oil Company, II la ana af lha moat unuaual m aahanliad dlapkaya pf (la kind, th aw n hara la a map w hich faaturaa 0 moving tcroon upon Whiah nawa bullatlna from all porta af tha world aro ftaahad. Petenburg. REBELS atar, wearo * now and clev­ e r necklace, he h a r laical picture. If la m a d o a f h e av y aerd on which lg a t r u n g lh a pannanta of m a n y nl < liana. far tha IMS modal, coach . building s a m p o lltla n eh tha Plahar Body) Craftim an'aQuIld for which awarda valued a t *40. 000, I n a lu d ln g f o u r WIDE-EYED TOT HAB BLBPT FOR MONTHS — Though wido-eyad and apparantly awoke, Maalna Y arrlngten, I ’/a yaara aid, la fa il oilaep and haa boon alnaa loot lap L >0 , whan aha waa brought to on Brio. P a , hoapltal, another victim af lha dread alaaplng alckneea. eohelarthlpdk *ra being pealed. Loft, to right — View Pmo. Lawmnoo P. Flatter, W illiam B, M aL oan, l o a r o tary af lha Gulldl and W . B. Kflud aan, la a e u tlv f Vlea Pro aidant d Oonaral MolOf% STUDENTS' STRIKE THREATENS CIVIC TURMOIL W 5W F & X *f W*Vffe i'>v. < •T *rSSS Thcac flooded o a atan i Joaeph C aarva Aeaociatad aa bo flaw over tha flood W llkrs fla rm . P a , a re *4 7 f r r t of wmtrr, and aeoros P tm u y lm n la hom ra looked “Ilka dull houeaa dunked In a b a th tu b " to P ra ia p h o u p ia p h r " h j recently retu rn ed front Ih r Ethiopian w ar frufit, a rea . Shown In th la f * -am t a ir view nr ih r a re a tre t flood In y ra m a t b eu a'o iaolatod by h l f h w afer. Mont of tha city waa u n d rr aivoral o f fam ilial word fo rce d to Im re their homra. (A iio e la trd P rrea Photo) G E R M A N S C E L E B R A T E R H IN E L A N D O C C U P A T I O N F L O W E R S F O R N A Z IS IN R H IN E L A N D l i t r e a te ooinr o f lh* 1. 100 A latnnl.i, 'o l l f U g h arhonl etuilrnta whom- elriko In p ro tratin g the o u t .n i of !-uprrlnlrn«lant W illiam G. I*»<lrn It th rrg u n in k ’ civic lutm ull. Parent* jn in rd )ha a tu d a n U __jj and a toy ted a ^ u o a ll n to v rm rrt niftfltM. t i a i u r lla n c K urliukr.'w hilo lha p rM e e'w em 'o rd e rfd To rnfore* ~r~ ^B biC flll'IB iiiif/jpbry n tto n ilaw It r . Tit • ■ u d tn ta » ib ‘ ahown rn ttrin if th r tlty hall lb dem and th a t Faden ho retained. (A aaoclatrd T 'r a Photo) FEAR O F W AR SPE E D S F R E N C H C O N C E N T R A T IO N i layvra « f aalld rack. T idal Uni In Earth’* TT v jX". 2S : ,W. - M w*m S e S» i.urtu/ 5 f fM dkmtrael nted ran u * iartti*a lnrfera rt.a , acd t by pxliirmely foil,. Be fleeted J r hi thoa tract* ant*. tha move mant m rail, af aon»L . 0V«K> w d ito - W 1 T �PnbHc Urged % Civic Group To See Flower Show At Truck Tuesday j b T w r l h i |d i A rpacial toar dog r(U* to. w m w - Art Fnrnlthfaif A tte n d a n c e R ecord s - A t D r fr fe f- P ark ' R e p o r te d B rok en idles F o r’ Many tool C h fW rc n cM taa. m nM t K iU ta a cist w riU ti on charge* of trwadbplaywhich rarrirad flrtt rn u j —pi— y. TWy hod ta n ««H deaplto til* fort that campolgalng fat tho attochmant O aw la county had rtra irtd first of tho Mnton of Twain to IklY to thl. eatry for I I consent tv* | A day tator fascist* teruod Urn w a . H!rh probe w m titan Ubaa by tailing pMb* ebook the Mba Joaaphin*BoyH.ton, conn, myitortona actb itb * at throa ty horn* demon* ration a m t , lUIlaaa In tho n r ante leie m u a U r * * * * ^ br the a b b PMgra* Mwthan T a M d S T MSSIt #, for tho wowbrfol job land. Police found lb. bio awaitKmI « . - a w.ir - ,h** dM* ” d W rada log tororotl* «W a to oarry to * S ? e lT ^ « A 1,<W* Ui*j thouaonda of Uny hydrogen bo»nod wi and dm y ^ foH 0,rJ,n Clab tor tha loona tatd Italy with aati-foMiat flowar display a t. ranrtH by tha;- group which waa awarded tacond p’aca. The cldc commit taa mooting **■ hold la tho Chamber of Commerce offlcee with Mr*, ftu. dot, Carla :t of Genera, chair­ man, presiding. I- Wat yiadaa American Dlatotor tiff* U m «■ iatfcnr Ity Loaala A Swiss Officials Say 'Out' To Both Fascists, Nazis f'ff*—r rw v 1.H AM , <♦« rk irm u r » «e *f»Oye W». iAM •unt* nw* n-to wn. n-i* ,id« i«» « aa u i Paddy D m l.aa AM *••**1 p«lt>Hf AM Hint* t o * m to H tt a n te s, Molly Mal-m* r to, a Jump of more than • -.d " » . » 0 -m i t it W |.M AM AIO tha Try Our Lunch«onett« For TJut Q u lc k -S e rv ic a IM r*a*. futuHtr, laat »**h1at Had*# Tharim. Am.rlrvn K 5lat*r. lAddlao n/jy HHTNOt.no (I), HOglftA ■ * . TrafO# n«<A ASM T lttfli 111. “ a m F rliad. _ , „ „ era mm, W o d ra tjto * n l* Hott. n*»d-lln*. B tO f.w nrt XW^DOWA f i t, Ma* KM, WA«T *HT l»>. ARUKD UAOT. (II. »»t» ■. . _ G r o c e r y M e a t Mkt )UB SPECIALLY P DR. HENRY ^ £■ *•* w* ? nlaato am «o>f«rlag * a t TWro * • ha*, booty damag. ho* to W *°4 "* 5 M cL A U U N B L A C K -D R A U G H T S S J T ia V £u jw.* Seasoned and Unfinished>liUinber . Laaibc. BaOdlof UaUrtol^-IUofku - - l r' " L a b o r MMUtand By Hi* Go^wi ta W IL w i —---- » •. j — - ■ tl WERT *The - JEWELER ^or yaara little Swltaartand h a i; been a AwtUegrand la a w a r of propoitadh botwoan exiled and | an tl-n u ii and rntl-fatcbto a gain, t loyal Oermin and ltolbn include; Mbo hint loti* Marti. thraugh (ha air o tr r a Struck and unite organ!ted In many enntonv Fort M ytni Mbo Etoenor J*n. ha, too, alighted right , »M* up; j UtaemUy tha Herlea federal council kina and Mlia Batty Bows* c a n ware dr ITin rn two whcali, I'acMod to p at an ond to I t i Jacksonville; Mba Etalvn Few over ramp«, Into and out of holcoj Evanta leading up to the dodalon and alwaya auo:oaifuUy, At tha Indadrd tha naanulnation of a< TALLAHASSEE, Mar. IS, — rnd of th r long program Talar M il propaganda eWaf, t. . . . t®* kidin n u t| junlor.arn. ea-eed h b Mr to rrtl o rtr, but imping of aa antl-naal writer, tha . 'n- p-im at Florid* State Col_ _ ne ther Mr or tfrltor waa hurt. m i t of Ihno faaeb u for •*>’« • ' jag a^ fo r' Woman' U tla"> n r wilt With tho exception - of two a«ga and tha attempt of antl-fa*Anr 4 flT,, prM*nt*U*n ot a (H int aara> which ware drirm data to float tbair propaemnda Into the annual aanlor play will bo - 1 together In a hood-on ceOUhm Italy oa hydrogen ralloona. . faaUirtd daring tha prom weak, Iand wracked la front of tho rraad"WO’ra had enough," wraU (ha •tand, all the car* and troche Journal do Genera after tha elay- and, following tha uaual cnatomJ nerd by Tatar and hit “ball hig of Wlthalm GuaUoff, head of Tha ploy choaan thl* yraf b ' t car Wllda'a “Importance of drlrare" war* Plymouth*, WhUo the natla la SwltMrbnd. “Wo fDaln? Eameat," at) Engllah the American Legion' Potto of nroat aatormtoata foreign politico! forte of uiw the period 1171. .. It will ; Sanford and OrlapAn iharad In pron- a* b( gt |ytn Apr sg iand ond wul will . ■■ and ” — and ---- tho •„ i.t n Apr. n *3 ana tba pt'cMda. th- Immcnai crowd erganlMtbwa w d e fram Oarmpny Md :' ^ . b a raptai d ar*ln dwflng Coato !i waa adt'aod that only Um ag _klvO U rnardlua OUT liberty." • _____ L’ . ___ l ih .. Plymouth dialer* of Sanford whbh Jacpordliaa^our llbarty. .^^■m*nc#mant weak In May. Diamonds And WaUhen Fine Watch And Jow dry Bdpetd** DUtnond Moonting And Eag^srtng * ■_ Tho n a tu lH tto o(_ quotlpfr. i • " ^ ^ aM,|#r pj^y by A uawm om. wrad ^ * Jnrlah Jrwlah rtoiwnt atodont to Duwm^nd K ltbr’a rjbnnuant «peach making -M ill AM r e u s * . t o T ill U lW to r • 1" 1 ;V ‘ - — ......................... ..... KFEP YOUR CYUS b*inB iponBoard, irnlor O»otl«ff a releh hero <fr*w Bwtaa Munv R#(WUkt 0f Cadar Key*, atUDtion to tho thouMado of Oar- u prwHmi'.. Mba Sara KrrntsHt-na organtxad Id Bwtaa n a« m HAT (I), Je ta a r_ C h a o ijta Data. Caataa Hat. ►RUG S T O R E wKF*Hy bod to *“ « 1■ * * * “ ** eo#1 »•■»*». *"d la DMitag •»*»•>. ' oopodaOy *>• * " » * “ B e - T a lk e d T u e s d a y ttfUd aa belay Iota Might. "The control far lata Might b A .pedal meeting of Urn botrd' U oocan dlacaoo fro# aaad, Uatog of dincton of tha Damlnob Coon-, nod which an two or there yteta tr CHambir of Commatro will bo old la a aafegoard, but.aoeh rood hold tem-mw rvanliuT at TdWI a n not alwayt obtolnaMo. TraatVclotk to hear the report of ■’ lay aaad ilthir la hot waUr Or committee appelated by Prcaldaat eorroolt* (uMIroarV. II. M. Papnorth to make racom-j "After tha iPm rr b found la '‘ttV .'A .T -h ru o t w trrn t tl ) . We CO****, Also All Kindt of T om tod Sandwich a ** 8M,for4- b 'ljh t fnagan, ond pjpdacfng a Reorganization Of G ro u p jh To Xi ,ik„c?5Sh NA ( t l. LUCKY HO Fawn Uarahatl, Aa ■*AK*B FAKCT >1). Dan Holt Rm kr Caui | . I I mil*: r an**. Karabatl* Da fOINT (It. Catamad. HHH1ND (It. Fraaka 'aa* tVagar. M arrlat. itT ,n Ododo oroo. A“u u u l t h» **** •’•'TKyT'li* <btermlaid to anmah' tho propaganda machlnaa rf hothl »* »M brown ahlrta and Mack ablrto. | •<0 n w naarta* mil#! AnaJO*. P h i . ) P a r, eilcDfand "«rg» S«M Slartar. f t t A r r P : l i t . Oniai.v w.v* an'IB SIOH 111, - m a Mr ion o n i r n „ DO m m t - l t ttlfg lltH . -•A nmmand. HIM ilAHK (t). w i.m i n , d m V—a--« --a. Prlarna. R»»*. TIjrWT HUT* ft*. tlh raat. ri «L*2ljkr!i« • MI<M <tl. DIIlatorU t . c 11*0*. 'I a TMOW I tTAnniOH <11. TIMa lU n . O raj | Orar, M u t 'l galry/ WWAOIWII HIF (It. Tlaiorba* Mltaar. *ts r*#a, I-IC mltat I "t.ltH Ml. OaomarO. HID UNCH 30c . ■- Qm North to dbtlnguUh H ft* * aariy Might, Urn aap usually IT3RNC. Mar. 1J.—<AV-Th* Swloa Confederation, sandwich* d between nail Germany and faacUt AM eama Coptno DM Hlrvnf* to w , »-lO HtU to l n * *•>«» A ll J •• 4.M (JUeeipta laat month amounted o»M». foil AM AM am ••AHN1T.I7 In ■eomimrl-ftn wt«H r**« Tnniafit'*. »nlrle». »od ,Ml»aU>u>* h dbMnyamrnto -of ’ftJH fcr - n * f*i- tv)i-r canlliKied f« o— whir* »*w»M tlnlah In Mia monart k tnitf . atojed that • three I'em* 1,1 rv-v n .v rt— "Ha- i»low Iptng fMJAM.10 ware • Iona, Ifftt Tt^TTPnj III, UJIIa ouapanM and not Included to Drunna. l»OII»tB JOH »l». f " ” ** Hi* a i r . i l * On Tim*. um r> .February totob. Tho botk of TAMAN f»». , . , ..... rit# , fnlnrlfy. tat *Hf d.ii* i mi lltlgnlod chain • "Urra aoowat i/iprr o ito n ta it). Oa- amounting to ♦***,000..; v m n lit. Tomnio »*t«. ntoMy waaiar. OaUnj. Prtda. AA» HA»T*« 111. lUUen dol’ara orar dkaooe k tu m t of «h* hom* Mwrpapar u d |*nH D m <m > Him of !t» appearand h I tv .H a t o a «< U grUroDw.rm,. pertlealarly cttto, police raided > hm O Halloa l» u •• ling Mtaa Karrlatllla »•■ n ia h t aiia Caataa Ftowar » f ir M tU - i n u t k Ob k tip *— • Mtt-fa*- »U*tW a ca*t m t k « n, *®nntr 1 mm m « w fM ri t t w j t, an c ||i. to ^ ^ H .SU"to, i w f Jo!«W ta U . daat naor bora Sondayi af the rakh b her ragFlariy m it Tha IS.yr*roM fafwur lu»- atwdHad mlnbtor," fUrod tha J?. band of Pela Nagri and Mary Jkmnml da Genera. •»* J McCormkk died withto 1» mla- To noal demands tor op arplanDtaa attar Ma o*a pa«y kicked1atlon. Iha Swba pointed to tha him to (ha bowl fallowing a Jacob mm. Berthoid Jacob, an I anah an tha Oulf Stream polo aatldwil writer Uriac to Pruao, field. ' bad tieid wHud In T i l eaf Ibtrr P) Th* prlnee'a third wifu. thr waa ktfaapodhg Dnabjahoroahod Hy farmer lamb* Aetor van Alan *t- of Newport and Palm Beaah. tha to farmer wifa of hb brother. U M d fO L S COUNTY BUILD. > INO AND LOAN *ft A lnk, mw tho apaid'at and Immediately ruahad to Ma alda and Ml'apaod. They were mar P jkd oaty hat month.. Priaea Barge's d oth fatlawai that af hb brother. Alula, by only a tow moatba. Alarla m i of M|ln>n , , „>,y chairatoD ■ rjrv ffw _ __ s rf �Sanford la The Only Central k Florida City Affording Rail, Rlghwi And Water Trmnsportatiaa :ffl AM IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEWSPAPER M am b u r A aa av h la S P r i m . iV O L U M E X X V L. ~ ~ « Ua!I j t ' f o p m rr ' S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , Is-mm— f* —m _ _ M A RC H 17, 1936 E sta b lish e d In 1968 ___ 1 I-* TS* proverbial “opening gnu'* Raiubottom wore stated on the of a politico) campaign wan mul- pls.Torra to check Uw candidate# n - J a r p d m ce'ng In Lake Mary l»«t timet they had to warn a epeok U T d e r e a n|rM for „ fired a . r hie Urn. w s. aearly up. General C o t l i n a tcriubi# bro*diidf, i Tbe canditut • wtr* iDtrodiKtd H n fv O a tu rd a T The mwtln* w»» w d ln ^ by Mr. Evans In the order their C a iU IU o J Community lloure in U k : Mary, n im n a n iw ir ah tk a ' hallo * nub* ^ -w - - Ship Canal Is Killed By V ote Of Senate • ' " , inford Company t tipiisd 47 time* at the mu> aphm time, hot few w«t« the uroups Are Keady r o le tllflM U iU a -------------------- • — ' LOBBY PROBERS HAILED TO COURT ident Qn By Candidates As Campaign (ft Boy Scout8 ins Visit * < * “•“'* £ * “ » « “ ""*MayBeFormed ‘— ~ N U M B ER U S S ta rt W hen S m u t y ne” Executive I v C t U r t l S p ro m r am n T T 1 D P Hitler Ready To Discuss His Acts At London Confab *v. Acc e p t s Invitation I H» TS. SnsrisIH l*TMS Adolf Hitler, dictator of S is Germany, advised the League n Nations coupcll a I-on-lun todtiv | h* l« iraily to dlscttv* at the con fvrence lihla a hat Fran -e r i ganl« a* his million rinlatl n of Iwo Irra tin which threw KuropInt i urmol1. Formr’ly, ho accept r-l t'-e Cnunrl"* invita lnn to »il down and poud'r the Inlrrna liinal criats precipitated when hr denounced the Locarno pic., and for Ihr second time within » year flrw In lh* faca of O f Ver■alllrs treaty by sending troops Inin lh,- demilitarised Rhineland The inl.lal parley will be hrld Thursday. Sanford May Lead Legion Parade At *T 1 0 1 Fletcher Loses Hur. Fight By Poll O f .19 To 34 As P a r ty ; Lines Are Broken? Twelve Million Sought For Ditcjfc Vandenherg Appealed To By Chamber O f Commerce For A id’ llurta New Defiance FRANKFURT - ON . MAIN. ! Mar. IT —Chancellor Ado'f lilt , | lrr ahnuled new defiance at hie A t i '*"* *luht Id » fiery speech •» * to thousands of follnwere crie■ t*P j br,linK Germany'* day of armed 1 rrnz / Campbell Tossing Rost of the Amtricmtt Legion in Sanford U out In front In the stata-wMo membership contest, and If It can held I'f preseat l ed fee two stocks Ranford w II lead tho *J t tka atate.foaTsptlon e | bringing the total membership ' to 1B0 and the Poet's standing In : the mcmb rshlp gain .eonltxt to ; 40S portent. T hat percentage gain -la greater than that of any ether ■Post In' th- state—nnd the Post that makes the greatest gain dur. Inr the prccvllqg year leads th* convention par.'dr. Its delegatee will alaa have the front seats In the convention hall. The convent!rn la to be. on Apr. i IB, IB, 17 and IB. but the centest rioa** on Mar. Bl. 1 Much of the time of the Po.{ 1 mest'ng -last evening was taken up In discussing the ergunlxatlsn | in Ranf-rd of a aqtadron of |he Sens of the Legion, and every 1 vrteran present who la the father op en tisa ef th* fkrm inbeldy1 ef a hey wanted to n t s l l 1dm law, and f l ,710,000,000 U r pay- then and there. A committee romm ent-of the hem*. T hen hadI posed of Percy Mero, Bob Cobb and t e n m m concern a t AAA office*i Ouy SUff rd waa appointed by h a t oparatloa a f the caMarratlon> Commander L. P. Boyle to further act wculd be dtlayod by lacki a Hons of tho Legion survey an I affm d a. • > arrange for ■ father** and son's Cully A. CabA m » n m e d d banquet at an oarly date when r steps will be taken In form the squadron. ' Any key whoso father It B memI, her of tho Legion or wheat father i Wxn a member though now dead to ollglhlo to Join tho Beat of tho ' Legion. Ommander Boyle said. Them la ah age lim it CamrtXndrr- Boyb siklbltad |W* check*, bn* for 12ft from the AAA Reorganized k i t 9fttmnl'«v*i motion o if ta n ^ v fv flft I I I benrflt hrU# U g ta r t hrvpkal In BL M n . hunt f*r ft ppled children, amt ■nd iwRnv Coiner for public ,, , , . health, and by hvt! itieirs for T h r e e F a c u its A re fe'm home planning. Kent R,“;l Lynched By* Mob, aettdr. Jr., was promoted I - '«ec nd “ c a n . All ar« mender* of Tr opj A n O tflc r I S OnOt B, sponsored by th* Kiwsois Clith. ^ _____ Another .troop I* epoflfifTc,I > y the Lv Ma r „ 17, . -T h is* • TlUllittr r i i u Y c i r -----------'r p i i c f .i , Ijnched, a Repuhnot affiled to tka warranty deed Forty-two F-.-outs were present liran was shot and kllleil noil offered for record. _ ' with five other nrom'ier* of the thre™ others were woundnl grass. Rsvtnue stamps affixed to a Court of llonor--Arth”r Rrnnei.i |y at JumiHa. Murcia I’rnvtiur. warranty dead filed for m o rd ti- R. E. An^rnws, S. I>t Iliichleymsn, |n„t night in h'ootly pditiral day shows 13,100 to be tka pricr • II. E. Morris and W. It. 7vrhrv. I iota, Tw„ „theta wepe killed, and paid fer farm land In the Hla:tt Mr. Kader, who Is at present **c irlld T f t * rrtlny Hammock sect on peer Osledo. p i htin if w ith T r on fj • n"'l JJ^*1 1 thrrn in n b r in g iiie t . Tb» transfer was mad* by P a d L- fo n n e riy acoutmaster at F o r t ,n V l ,tfm,u klilr,| ni„, Mulrhewd to Ronald W. Malrhaarl. Pierco. delliered *n Interesting ,#| address tyfore the hoys. . . . . woun.fc, The City Commlaaloa func­ tioned aa a tax adjustment board for th n e .and cn*-h«V hours last night, and adjourned until 7:30 o’clock Thursday svsnlng to continue the study of applications. Action has net been taken as yet on any application. Sanford RoUrlan, were eider More caaea of screw worm score rs ported In the state last talned at their rvgu'ar weekly week than a t any time ilaeo the luncheon a t the Mayfair Hot l Inspection work was undertaken, by a pumber of voce1 aoleclions Sopers Isor J. A. J e a n , af Or. sung by Mr*. 3. L. Ingtey *nd( lando stated today. M. L Me by an Informal talk delivrn il by Cletlaad, Inspector for thla dis­ Father J. J. KatUghan wh, -o!u trict, reported (hat no new eases of many Intervating event* in hi*, were discovered la Seminole boyhood life In Ireland a, well •a during n four year perioJ spent In Borne, Italy, Center-Line M arking Father Reliefhan said that Prevents Accidents the pepa'ar Impression tha'.‘ llalUna are desperate peepl a ho TALMHASSKE. Mar. 1 7 would stick a knife In your back Center-llne marking of hardsur• t tho, least provocation I* pretty ftcv<l state highway*, started by much avirdrmwn. “There are some the Road Department In 1934, ha* bod Italians," bo (Old, “of course, been lh# means of preventing but by and In largo, they ore u tnndrrds of arri'ent* nnd at th* flaa people who compere favor- same-llm o-h*cbv*n beneficial to ■mkltf w ith -those of a n y : u’-h*e j^ fb ac y commHtax..; Rotlarians Told Italians Are N ot Dangerous People Mnaxaltal. tee. Father Kalla (ban said, has don* a Hna Job In gereralng Italy. Tic as*, once * w ry dirty al> , has been clsantd' up until m w It- I* among thu c'sanrat hi tka world. Rood* have keen built, transport#'Ion farilItfca Imprevud, and the Italian people generally are much hap­ pier and m ath b e tl'r off then they w»r» b rfe rt th* Faoclat march an Baum. Vtalihra a t the lunch.-on In­ cluded E. C. Lnlng, of Brifaat, Mr., William F . - Yust. of Orlan­ do, Fla., O. K. .Dudley, of Modloon, Wbu, Adolph Mtlsch, ofi Secaucoa, M, J , Georgs Frasier, • f Jacksonvlla, and Lswl* Bill#, of Basford. | Coughlin’s *Original Shrine Burned Today ROYAL OAR, M k h. Mar. 17. -IA P ) i's original Fiwvv, a to™ - j Cheered frantically a< „ lib* Tuwsiasi ' 7**^* D*r Fuehrer, faced with 1 S S U 6 8 draatlr action against the relch rO W erS ,b* I**uuv Of Nation* com. , c*‘ Id Istndon. stood firm on hie A tte n a refusri to hick d wn from re1occupation of the Rhineland. Jntyt fruinl “The world ntuat know that Ida eaten- i Ikere are not two or three opinions f»nt C. R. | Id Germany but only one opinion nesting of | end one will/' Hitler cried In an a for Frl- election campaign ipeech which to dlacura observed also the f ln t anniversary It markiU of restoration of compulsory ill be h*1d ovi itiry i r n l n In the relclv lloiiee and “Only a man supported by the Building Servi< Strike In Gothi N ot Y et Sett!* NEW YtlRK, Mar. IT. —(API —With settlement of th* Ing terries strike btlksd t# whaf union cmployva eellS b partial lockout, labor leadatt moved today for a "general atop, page of all organised labor In the city." "Thla I* no longer a building service strike," said the loeal. prvsIJent of a tervRk union, cpvaklng to 3ft tabor 'eaden tvp* resenting ,'U)U.OO(J worker*. Oat* ment, food ami b ath er unlMM were among those represented *k to rule over Germany—1 seek vindication by th* people, Tho peipl* m iv tr* won for this grest, j new doctrine of unity, | "On on* hand we hare the let* ler- of a treaty and on lh* other hind eternal moral rights. For­ eign statesmen have studlod hlsI lory sufficiently to kmw that no New Miami Directory treaty based on dlicrimlnstlon forever. If there are Lists 106,312 Names canlsst people who love peace they are ‘Jafsie’ Willing T * I th* German nation. MIAMI, Mar. 17. - |A P ) ! “Our only aim la to express our Discuss Hjiupti Combining all municipalities of abilities In peaceful work. W* the (TrvatVr Miami area for the rsnnot tolerate It If forvlgnsra Case W ith Hoi first time, th* Juat-relrased 11)30 ' meddle in our ' Internal affair*. directory Mats 104,312 names as I Freedom and rights a rt natural NEW YORK, Max. 17r-U against 1)7,01(1 In I93A. [.In every man. They stand abort John F. Cundon, return ng to 1 There may J>* on'y one-moon v.ww from ■#■. Panama vdfli -Wfe* psragi spjij oCVoAlfSkv. was quottd by fallow paaMIk th* liner Rant# I n n todt] Only 465 Voters In on being “very" willing tudlMUM E ntire County Have Lindbergh rate with Qott G. Heffman of New Paid 1936 Poll Tax Harold sty, In Dr, Condon’* own B home. “Jafs *“ himself decline ramson an H u s n n r ngns vus» . . for Cltv Comm'sslensrIn In# j , .• sofclsl election on Apr. 14. To be' ?*T' R,n ,7 Beet#, able to-vote In that slect oa a a ! ^ Presbytarlan mlatloaa j fleeter under th* age of M y t a c s 'Am,rk»; ouoted Condon » must have a receipt for hU 1938 "• * “■“ 8“ ‘) ** < P ra n k s M a y C a u se 00U tax, and It must be paid be- *rnor k f hla heme, but for* Apr. 4. 1roason why ho should go C lo s in jr P o s t o f f ic e Petition# pinring candidate* for J , r *'7D u r in g N i g h t H o u r s office la noralsaticn must be ------------ ■ ^ signed by net lam than M qualL i n n i i n r t i i m tiniest small boys who think W H A T S D O IN G fled ■lectors, and to be qualified l A / L A L VY L i t f l It Is funny 40 put Ink Into the such s'gners must bo rogletered Ja n of musci ags (ahd pour and have their pell U r n paid. ' ■*■* ■ TODAY wnarilag* Into th* lak walla Poll tax** are payable to CoonAvawa*------- ' • , 8:00 p. M.: Medical detschmrot. In tb* lobby of the Post Office ty Ta* Crilectov Jno. D. Jlaktrw. L s « ----- " F. N. O., Armory. ruvt* ouch nrnctlc* th* Federal Tkt City (ugUtratien hooka are 1 -- ----- ----------- n P. M.r Cbooo Club, V«lDaiUlng win ha locked up at dos7:10 open la Mr. Lnmson's office w l --------- — 1 ' ■ U ,. J Hot*'. J ------- ■—• - V . *lthL Ppatmaater B. J , H oly 7:10 P. U.I County Chamber #f City Hall. •tacUrud today. The building b | Comnerco, C. ol.C , fnilbJlng. 1%m PACB BTABVATION J JJ ' TOMORROW - IfclB F. Mfl KlWunk ChtA Mayhat re gola | Iona permit locking tfaMjiStoSTAjS&fc � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 16, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald